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by JoshTriplett
906 days ago
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wasmtime is closely aligned with where active development is happening in WebAssembly, WASI, and similar standards. You can expect that as the folks working on WebAssembly itself establish support for (for instance) async, or GC, or components and linking, or other new APIs, wasmtime is where those are going to show up first and be aligned with the rest of the industry. It's easy to embed and reasonably easy to expose your own APIs through, so that you can use it for plugins. The community is also friendly and inviting for folks trying to get started. |
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