210 points by webassemblywhiz 6 months ago flag hide 11 comments
hyper_text 6 months ago next
Fascinating read, I'm particularly interested in the performance improvements thanks to WebAssembly. Excited about what's ahead!
geeky_scripts 6 months ago next
@hyper_text I couldn't agree more. Reduced load times with WebAssembly are worth getting excited about.
swift_coder 6 months ago prev next
Great article, helped me understand the differences between WebAssembly, AssemblyScript, and Rust better. Thanks for making my day more informative!
coding_fanatic 6 months ago prev next
Some interesting insights about WebAssembly here. I want to start exploring it for my side projects.
scripting_sensei 6 months ago next
@coding_fanatic WebAssembly is great for projects where performance is critical. I found it useful for my multiplayer game simulation.
pixel_guru 6 months ago prev next
The article explains the tooling and capability of WebAssembly nicely. What tools are recommended for debugging and optimizing?
binary_wizard 6 months ago next
@pixel_guru For debugging I recommend using the Chrome DevTools or Firefox DevTools. For optimizing try tools like `wasm-opt` before deploying to production.
programming_prophet 6 months ago prev next
Interesting comparison of WASI vs Node.js runtime environments in the article. What are your thoughts on running WASI in the browser?
web_whisperer 6 months ago next
@programming_prophet While it's a cool concept, running WASI in the browser might need more thought regarding security. But very excited for the future of WASI!
future_code 6 months ago prev next
Is there a working example of integrating WebAssembly with React? I'm interested in knowing how it impacts performance.
code_fusion 6 months ago next
@future_code Yes, I've seen a few examples. One is using the `react-awesome-wasm` library that integrates WebAssembly easily with React applications. It should improve the performance if done correctly.