[marcus_holmes]

I'm using it for my latest project - writing a cashflow calculator and graphing tool. Really cool to be able to write all the business and graphing logic in Go, then share it with the front end via WASM, so I don't need to implement the same logic in both Go and JS separately.

Things I learned: TinyGo works to get the package size down. Translating values between JS and Go is straightforward (with a lot of boilerplate), but trying to do the JSON dance wasn't worth it - too brittle. Creating SVG in Go and then using it as the innerHTML for a div actually works really well :)

Edit: to be clear, I'm using Go's WASM implementation, not Wasmer