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As stated elsewhere Crystal could become a big success if either * they compile to WebAssembly * they become official 'native ruby' (similar to cython) * they
by singularity2001 10y ago
As stated elsewhere Crystal could become a big success if either
* they compile to WebAssembly
* they become official 'native ruby' (similar to cython)
* they reduce compliation time to under half a minute (to become a template for other languages)
- RX14 10y agoCompiling to web assembly should actually be quite easy, given llvm's support. The hard part will be porting the standard library to the environment wasm provides. We're already well past the point where we could become "native ruby" and I'm glad of that. Ruby has quite a few warts, and I'm glad most of them haven't been copied by crystal. Compilation times are already well under a minute for the whole of the crystal compiler itself. It was actually improved quite a bit on Linux in the latest crystal release.