WebAssembly, in connection with WASI, has recently made strides to be used outside of the browser, and realize the Write Once, Run Anywhere promise. While running WebAssembly programs outside the browser is already possible, in particular with wasmtime, the debugging story presents some difficulties. While WASI allows developers to use console logging to report on the execution of the program, it was not possible to debug the original source
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