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by 0atman
1089 days ago
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We're not talking about hypotheticals. Rust wasm is used in production now. https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/tutorials/hello-wo... Emscripten and experimental backends hardly count as support for Nim. Python can run in webassembly by the same token, but no one would.
The standard rust compiler compiles directly to webassembly, natively, with the stable toolchain. In other languages, yes, the js bridge is a problem. However, not only will this be fixed in browsers at some point, but rust is so fast that TODAY yew.rs, a mature wasm framework, is faster than react. My thoughts are better explained in this video https://youtu.be/P4LMfkFLRsI |
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If not, can you show me a webpage that uses WebAssembly and doesn't contain any JavaScript?
If yes, what is the advantage over just compiling to JavaScript?
> However, not only will this be fixed in browsers at some point,
This has been promised for several years, and is still nowhere to be seen.
> yew.rs, a mature wasm framework, is faster than react.
Being faster than React is not a high bar.