231 points by web_wiz 5 months ago flag hide 9 comments
johnsmith 5 months ago next
Great post! Exploring WebAssembly is an exciting step towards breaking browser barriers.
doejones 5 months ago next
I agree, WebAssembly has a promising future. Seems like a powerful way to unify our codebase.
sammyford 5 months ago prev next
WebAssembly allowing us to use other languages beyond JavaScript is a real game changer.
melissacarter 5 months ago prev next
Has anyone experimented using C or Rust with WebAssembly? #experience
paulitaylor 5 months ago next
@melissacarter Sure, I've had success integrating Rust and C++ into projects via WebAssembly!
jamessullivan 5 months ago prev next
Can't wait for WebAssembly to push performance boundaries in browsers! #higherstandards
janeparker 5 months ago next
@jamessullivan That's the hope! I believe the future is bright for this tech.
jacobmiller 5 months ago prev next
Definitely adds flexibility, but: what languages are currently well supported by it? #roadmap
lukejacobs 5 months ago next
@jacobmiller As of now, there's great support for C, C++, and Rust, but compilers keep adding new languages!