Happy new year! As3-WebAssembly is out. Happy new year, everyone!Hope this news is not too late.After few month hard working, we successfully get existing As3 to work with WebAssembly. After our wasm hand-writing Flash-API finished(about 20% finished now). All of the existing As3 projects would successfully port to open-web-standard (js, wasm) without modifying the original As3 codes.Here is a brief instruction on how it works:1) We use the falconJX compiler to compile As3 source codes into JavaScript, we modified a lot to support interacting with wasm. such as class inheritance, optional function params, etc.2) Using a wasm that contains hand-writing Flash-API to support original dependencies of As3 codes, such as packages: flash.display, flash.events, flash.net, etc.3) Linking the compiled JavaScript from step1 with wasm from step2 at runtime.Here is a GitHub repository: GitHub - JasonHuang3D/AJC-Flash-WebAssembly-Examples: Examples that demonstrates As3 running on WebAssembly that contains pre-built demos and