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Given that webkit.js uses emscripten to build webkit for JS, and emscripten can target the wasm backend, ummm.. this is largely already done :) Obligatory refe
by ygjb 10y ago
Given that webkit.js uses emscripten to build webkit for JS, and emscripten can target the wasm backend, ummm.. this is largely already done :)
Obligatory reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nazm3_OXac https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nazm3_OXac
I think it is going to be very cool to see exactly how powerful and flexible this sort thing will become - how long til you demo a new tool by launching a linux container built on a webassembly vm that allows you to experiment with a new app with zero deploy effort.
- qznc 10y agoThe effort is to visit a url. An alternative possible today: `docker run -it rockstar:testbed newtool` Even older, Java Web Start provided this in 2001.