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                                 The Orca prototype is "a launcher for WebAssembly applications". But in reality, it's more than that. It demonstrated the ability to use WebAssembly as the foundation for cross-platform applications while swapping out the entire web stack for something new. It's a taste of a new vision for the web.
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-                                The prototype version was such a success that we decided to turn it into a <a href="https://orca-app.dev/" target="_blank">proper Handmade initiative, and the author, Martin, has been working full-time on Orca since earlier this year - in fact, it's now available to use as a platform for this year's jam.
+                                The prototype version was such a success that we decided to turn it into a <a href="https://orca-app.dev/" target="_blank">proper Handmade initiative</a>, and the author, Martin, has been working full-time on Orca since earlier this year - in fact, it's now available to use as a platform for this year's jam.
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                             <a class="b db" href="https://handmade.network/p/294/orca/">Full Submission ➜</a>
                             <a class="b db" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkOsE63bGuA&t=4409s" target="_blank">Recap Interview ➜</a>