Thanks, I've checked it in the past and recognize all the effort you've placed into the platform. There are reasons why it is mostly ignored:
+ website itself is difficult to find the hello world example
+ after a long time digging one finds the hello world, but is hosted somewhere else with (again) very scarce documentation on how to get it started.
+ the number of examples on the site is 2, and only one for Java language.
Please invest more on newbie first steps. It isn't that we (end-users) are lazy, it is just that our time is precious too and this kind of information being available makes a huge difference to gain confidence into quickly grasping the basics and grow into more complex cases. This isn't possible when losing so much time around the site for info and just 1 example as showcase. (I know more examples are on github, but again had to dig to find them). Even that second link you mention has interesting examples but again, not even listed on the main page.
If you compare to similar projects like GraalVM, you can notice they include snippet examples after snippet examples for end-users to dive quick and deep on what can be done: https://www.graalvm.org/latest/reference-manual/wasm/
My apologies for the long answer. It just pains me to see a good project and a motivated person like you answering here but still with the handicap of a site that pushes end-users away.
+ website itself is difficult to find the hello world example
+ after a long time digging one finds the hello world, but is hosted somewhere else with (again) very scarce documentation on how to get it started.
+ the number of examples on the site is 2, and only one for Java language.
Please invest more on newbie first steps. It isn't that we (end-users) are lazy, it is just that our time is precious too and this kind of information being available makes a huge difference to gain confidence into quickly grasping the basics and grow into more complex cases. This isn't possible when losing so much time around the site for info and just 1 example as showcase. (I know more examples are on github, but again had to dig to find them). Even that second link you mention has interesting examples but again, not even listed on the main page.
If you compare to similar projects like GraalVM, you can notice they include snippet examples after snippet examples for end-users to dive quick and deep on what can be done: https://www.graalvm.org/latest/reference-manual/wasm/
My apologies for the long answer. It just pains me to see a good project and a motivated person like you answering here but still with the handicap of a site that pushes end-users away.