[anowell]

I am excited to write some Rust in the browser, and have been tinkering with what it might look to have a rust frontend framework with ergonomics comparable to what you might expect in other high level languages. (https://anowell.github.io/quasar/)

That said, I agree that more people will want to work in higher level languages, though I kinda suspect "most" are going to still prefer Javascript for the forseeable future - so I sorta see JS compiling to WASM as inevitable.

[tracker1]

It's funny... the tactic that ReactNative runs for JS in different environments may well be contrasted with a "BrowserNative" library that bridges browser UI with another compiled (webasm) language.

[steveklabnik]

Have you seen https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web

[tracker1]

Yeah, but I'm referring to something to let wasm code target the browser ui... where as most react-native is a JS bridge to native UI.