All major browsers have supported ES modules in web workers for at least a year now. Firefox was the last one to catch up, it seems, and it added support in version 114 (2023-06). See MDN.
As a newcomer wanting to play around with Wasm in web workers, I want to know the most modern/standardized way to do things with wasm-bindgen.
Therefore, I request that the following examples and pages in the wasm-bindgen guide be updated to use the newer --target web instead of --target no-modules.
All major browsers have supported ES modules in web workers for at least a year now. Firefox was the last one to catch up, it seems, and it added support in version 114 (2023-06). See MDN.
As a newcomer wanting to play around with Wasm in web workers, I want to know the most modern/standardized way to do things with wasm-bindgen.
Therefore, I request that the following examples and pages in the
wasm-bindgen
guide be updated to use the newer--target web
instead of--target no-modules
.https://github.com/rustwasm/wasm-bindgen/blob/e4f8c4540aee2f3c0798fdae51ac7dace28e102b/guide/src/examples/wasm-in-web-worker.md?plain=1#L13-L16
https://github.com/rustwasm/wasm-bindgen/blob/e4f8c4540aee2f3c0798fdae51ac7dace28e102b/guide/src/examples/raytrace.md#L60-L61