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I didn’t realise Swift in WebAssembly has come as far as it has. I’ll be interested to try it out, I’ve used Rust before now but Swift is definitely easier to w
by afavour 11d ago
I didn’t realise Swift in WebAssembly has come as far as it has. I’ll be interested to try it out, I’ve used Rust before now but Swift is definitely easier to work with.
- pwython 11d agoGoodnotes is already doing it. Their web app runs a large amount of the same Swift code used by their iOS app inside the browser through WebAssembly.
- davelester 11d agoGoodnotes wrote about their WebAssembly work on the Swift blog earlier this year: https://www.swift.org/blog/bringing-goodnotes-to-web-with-swift/ https://www.swift.org/blog/bringing-goodnotes-to-web-with-sw... From that post: "Shared Swift code: 1.47 million lines (66% of the web app, 34% of the iOS app)"