T3Boy: Making Accurate Game Boy Emulation Accessible with Next.js and WASM

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Describes using Next.js and WebAssembly to run a speedrun-accurate Game Boy emulator in the browser by compiling a C emulator with Emscripten into a WASM module and calling it from a Next.js site. Covers rendering video to an HTML canvas, routing audio from the WASM module through web audio APIs, and implementing web control schemes including multi-touch input.

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