WebAssembly works, but even when trying the examples, it's much harder to use than any other platform. Mainly because you have to come up with your own HTML page, load the WebAssembly (WASM) file somehow, link it all together in a pipeline and possibly bundle even more into it all.
We could maybe use a combination of TrunkRS and maybe WebPack (if needed), in addition to adding a simple, but easy to understand and complete, HTML page.
In the end, the end user should be able to use WebAssembly as easy as any other example.
At best, with a single command.
SakulFlee
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1 year ago
WebAssembly works, but even when trying the examples, it's much harder to use than any other platform. Mainly because you have to come up with your own HTML page, load the WebAssembly (WASM) file somehow, link it all together in a pipeline and possibly bundle even more into it all.
We could maybe use a combination of TrunkRS and maybe WebPack (if needed), in addition to adding a simple, but easy to understand and complete, HTML page. In the end, the end user should be able to use WebAssembly as easy as any other example. At best, with a single command.