I’m a big fan of Rustlings, Ziglings, and WASM! WebAssembly has only been increasing in its applications over time, but the guides online are sparse. Watlings is a github repository with a bunch of small exercises that you can use to learn WebAssembly by writing it directly in WAT format!
It’s still very much a work in progress, but I’d love to get people trying it and telling me what does and doesn’t work for them. I’ve also been simultaneously working on the WATI extension for VS Code which will definitely help, so I’d highly recommend using that pairing for the exercises.
I like that, I like that a lot. Though I do wonder if WebAssembly is going to ever have a lot of first-class code authors. My understanding is that it’s mostly a compilation target for other languages. Still pretty neat so far. Also useful for people working on said compiler targets :)