The Enarx community has achieved a huge milestone this week: we have collectively published 100 tutorials and articles over at Wasm Builders!
Source: Enarx's Blog
Link: https://blog.enarx.dev/enarx-community-reachs-100-tutorials/
The Enarx project announced the Cryptle Hack Challenge at Wasm Day / KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2022. Cryptle is a secure multi-player clone of Wordle with Enarx. The goal of the Cryptle Hack Challenge is to uncover vulnerabilities in the Enarx project.
Source: Enarx's Blog
Enarx 0.5.0 Released! Many new/improved features: New enarx deploy subcommand. SGX with EDMM / SGX2 support. Dev/testing from MacOS and Raspberry Pi 4B now possible.
Source: Enarx's Blog
Enarx can now be compiled on additional platforms in a light development version, from MacOS to Raspberry Pi.
Source: Enarx's Blog
Why is WebAssembly exciting, why should you get involved, and why does the Enarx project use it? Find out more with the co-founder of the Enarx project and CEO of Profian, Mike Bursell.
Source: Enarx's Blog
Enarx 0.4.0 has been released with SGX2 support, improved TLS support, and much more.
Source: Enarx's Blog
The Enarx project has just recently hit 1,500 commits and 500 stars. These are big milestones for us, and Nathaniel and I - and everyone associated with the project - would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in the project for their hard work and dedication.
Source: Enarx's Blog
The Enarx project has published its third release, version 0.3.0, called Chittorgarh. It now provides:
Source: Enarx's Blog
The Enarx project has published its second release, version 0.2.0, called Balmoral. It now supports WASI networking with pre-opened sockets and SEV-SNP attestation.
Source: Enarx's Blog
LFX Mentorship helps open source projects like Enarx to find talented new contributors to grow a healthy community through mentorships.
Source: Enarx's Blog