• v1.0.0 ba9374c1fd

    GoWW v1.0.0 Stable

    bryce released this 2026-10-24 03:27:08 -05:00 | 2 commits to main since this release

    GoWW v1.0.0

    Reusable Go-WASM SVG widget runtime with preserved chart/financial contracts.
    License: MIT; bundled Go runtime support retains its BSD notice.

    Included

    • Public module git.dannyhunn.com/linus/GoWW and additive BuildWidget SVG API.
    • Bounded rect/circle/line/path scenes; local pan, zoom, pinch and keyboard input.
    • Actual Go WASM state, isolated instance lifecycle, fallback and HTMX disposal.
    • Explicit correlated server commit/ack flow; host owns auth, CSRF and persistence.
    • Reproducible content-hashed WASM/JS assets and standalone consumer example.

    Supported scope

    Linux amd64 Go host; Go1.27.3-X:nodwarf5 js/wasm with its matched wasm_exec;
    Chromium156.0.8078.47 Linux desktop, mouse/keyboard and CDP-emulated touch.
    No Firefox/WebKit/physical-mobile admission. No arbitrary SVG imports, GPU
    renderer, live trading backend or WorldWeave application integration is claimed.

    Existing unpublished goww imports migrate to the canonical module path. Chart
    facade shapes and financial validation remain compatible. Page reload is the
    supported runtime upgrade boundary; no live WASM hot-replacement guarantee.

    Evidence and assets

    Implementation reviewed twice at 7db14d439b1e117860e6aa71fbfbaba07764cbe1;
    subsequent release closeout changes only Markdown, not runtime/build/test inputs.
    Snapshot9 passes full race/vet, actual browser/WASM/HTMX acceptance, independent
    consumer installation and reproducible builds. Measured input-to-frame p95 <=17ms
    for the frozen workloads; this is not physical display latency or a cross-device
    promise. The pre-existing workflow topology failure remains disclosed.

    Release assets include content-addressed runtime WASM, runtime JS, matched
    wasm_exec, SHA256SUMS, build/asset metadata and Go license. Consumers must use the
    matched asset set and verify checksums. Canonical release/module download identity
    is verified separately after publication, not inferred from local tests.

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