Queues for Jira & JSM
Organizes Jira and JSM issues from multiple projects into shared queues with access controls and queue management.
DevinitiRuns id Software's Doom inside Jira using WebAssembly and SDL2.

DOOM for Jira brings id Software's Doom to Jira. It uses a WebAssembly engine with SDL2 runtime and provides sound effects, MIDI music playback, and browser support for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
The add-in uses the Dwasm engine, based on a PrBoom+/PrBoomX WebAssembly port.
The game runs with SDL2.
Sound effects use the SDL2 audio callback system.
Music uses OPL2/OPL3 synthesizer emulation for MIDI playback.
The listing names Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge as supported browsers.
505 plugins in Jira · Content and communication
Price distribution: 127 free, 198 freemium, 180 paid
Organizes Jira and JSM issues from multiple projects into shared queues with access controls and queue management.
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RVS Softek«Emscripten 4.x Runtime : WebAssembly with SDL2 Audio Implementation Sound effects: SDL2 audio callback system Music: OPL2/OPL3 synthesizer emulation for MIDI playback Browser support: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge»