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The article mentions ‘stdweb’. I think most of the community (based on projects I’ve looked at) is moving towards ‘web-sys’ (std browser runtime bindings) whic
by bluejekyll 6y ago
The article mentions ‘stdweb’. I think most of the community (based on projects I’ve looked at) is moving towards ‘web-sys’ (std browser runtime bindings) which works well with ‘js-sys’ (bindings to the JS runtime) and all work well with ‘wasm-bindgen’ and ‘wasm-bindgen-futures’. Otherwise, this article matches my own experience in this space, and it’s a fun read.
I have yet to use ‘parcel’, though, as I haven’t really hit a problem that it would solve for me.
- mst 6y agoIf you could throw in a list of the projects you've looked at that seem representative that would be really cool.
- bluejekyll 6y agoI probably should have said frameworks. I've personally spent the most time with Yew: https://yew.rs/docs/ https://yew.rs/docs/ Seed appears to be popular: https://seed-rs.org/ https://seed-rs.org/ And Moxie looks really interesting, is in active development: https://docs.rs/moxie/0.2.3/moxie/ https://docs.rs/moxie/0.2.3/moxie/ This is a community source: https://www.arewewebyet.org/topics/webassembly/ https://www.arewewebyet.org/topics/webassembly/