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WaZero is pretty freaking amazing. Been using it at RunReveal for log processing and alerts. Highly recommend picking it up to anyone wanting to learn about W
by caust1c 3y ago
WaZero is pretty freaking amazing. Been using it at RunReveal for log processing and alerts. Highly recommend picking it up to anyone wanting to learn about Web Assembly. Their docs are amazing and the team is really responsive, knowledgable and helpful!
- benatkin 3y agoHave you tried wasmtime? Any noticeable difference?
- dilyevsky 3y agoWasmtime is i think the only engine that does proper jit, everything else does interpreter and aot (like wazero)
- benatkin 3y agoYeah, Wasmer (which I don't pay much attention to) uses Cranelift from Wasmtime, so Cranelift is pretty much the only game in town for JIT. Wazero is awesome, I wish them luck and hope to use it, but I would use wasmtime for most everything until it gets a lot further along.
- mojodojodev 3y agoSo much tech with the word wasm in it now, it's beginning to get confusing!
- benatkin 3y agoYeah I perused the wazero docs and AOT doesn't sound too bad for a lot of use cases. A lot of different choices in the WASM space!
- titzer 3y agoWamr has two JITs. Wizard recently added a JIT. And of course all of the Web engines and node have JITs.
- benatkin 3y agoNone of those is relevant to me here imo. It's not that I don't know of them.
- evacchi 3y agohey wazero dev here, AMA!
- cube2222 3y agoHey! First, wazero is awesome, thanks for building it! I saw initial steps of a Cranelift Wazero backend in your organization. Any plans or ETAs around this?
- evacchi 3y agothanks for the praise! Our community is super-awesome too! Very experimental! No ETAs yet but we're considering a few strategies for the optimizing compiler
- richieartoul 3y agoSeconded, I used it in one of my side projects and it’s pretty amazing to have full WASI with no CGO