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The 'Client-sode JS in Rust' part is a promising showcase for WebAssembly and I hope to see more languages compiling to WebAssembly soon. But looking closer at
by thinbeige 9y ago
The 'Client-sode JS in Rust' part is a promising showcase for WebAssembly and I hope to see more languages compiling to WebAssembly soon. But looking closer at the code which does not a lot compared to its size I rather prefer the JS version.
- jrs95 9y agoIn practice, I don't think Rust is really particularly well suited for this use case (especially the frontend stuff). But this is a really cool demo nonetheless, and the underlying WebAssembly will be something a lot of languages can use someday.
- huydotnet 9y agoYeah, the only convenience in this approach is to give you an ability to write JS right inside your Rust code. Somebody already starts implementing VIrtualDOM and something so we can expect more in the future.
- ryan-allen 9y agoI do believe big change is coming over the next few years, as we can develop reliable solutions on Web Assembly we're going to be able to use better languages. It's going to be glorious!