Mini Micro is a neo-retro virtual computer.

A subscription service providing instant Linux VMs accessible via SSH. Features persistent disk, sudo access, automatic HTTPS, IAM authentication, and a built-in coding agent (Shelley). Create up to 25 VMs sharing resources (2 CPUs, 8GB RAM, 25GB disk).

Instantly test run Linux distros online in the cloud for free, right from your web browser. No installation or live boot required.

A secure local sandbox to run LLM-generated code using Apple containers - instavm/coderunner

Great read about the peculiarities of bytecode VM design in Golang.

Run macOS VM in a Docker! Run near native OSX-KVM in Docker! X11 Forwarding! CI/CD for OS X Security Research! Docker mac Containers. - sickcodes/Docker-OSX

Say goodbye to slow, clunky containers and VMs. The fast, light, and easy way to run containers and Linux. Develop at lightspeed with our Docker Desktop alternative.

HiddenVM — Use any desktop OS without leaving a trace. - aforensics/HiddenVM

A thorough, approachable overview of jit dev.

In early 2015 I was honored to be invited to develop and present a graduate course on Virtual Machines at UC Berkeley. The result is CS294-113: Virtual Machines and Managed Runtimes, which was presented in the Fall of 2015.This page contains the materials from that course.

A port of the UXN virtual machine to AmigaOS

Where did WASM come from – what problems was it created to solve?How did WASM come to be developed and supported by multiple vendors, while the JVM remained single-vendor?Are WASM and the JVM really the same type of thing?What does “virtual machine” mean?

Releated Github repo with documentation: https://github.com/thi-ng/charlie

This post is an abridged adaptation of Simon Peyton Jones’ and David R. Lester’s book, “Implementing Functional Languages: a tutorial.”, itself a refinement of SPJ’s previous work, 1987’s “The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages”.

Website version of @ratfactor’s 2023 Forth talk is a great summary & intro to the language and its philosophy of extreme, unwavering simplicity

This post is an abridged adaptation of Simon Peyton Jones’ and David R. Lester’s book, “Implementing Functional Languages: a tutorial.”, itself a refinement of SPJ’s previous work, 1987’s “The Implementation of Functional Programming Languages”.