Wasm3 compiles itself (using LLVM/Clang compiled to WASM)

Re:Wasm3 compiles itself (using LLVM/Clang compiled to WASM) by reader_mode on Saturday April 24, 2021 @11:32PM (#26930146)

TBH DOM is garbage for building apps, but if you need to use it it's clear that it's built for JavaScript. TypeScript made JS manageable and there's so much work in the JS ecosystem arround DOM interaction, I sincerely doubt you'll see anything come out of this. I haven't looked at Blazor/MAUI but having experienced MS frontend tech in Silverlight and Xamarin, I'll take the JS/DOM any day.

Ideally WASM would expose lower level APIs and then we can start treating the browser as the app sandbox that it is (in the case of buildign apps).

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Re:Wasm3 compiles itself (using LLVM/Clang compiled to WASM) by FractalHQ on Sunday April 25, 2021 @05:43PM (#26936971)

You would love Svelte. It makes the entire web ecosystem look and feel like the dark ages in comparison.

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Re:Wasm3 compiles itself (using LLVM/Clang compiled to WASM) by jhgb on Sunday April 25, 2021 @07:00PM (#26937538)

Svelte made me want to have time to write a new Common Lisp framework. Really, that's how one should look like, at least as far as the results on the client side are concerned.

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