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Let's Get Webby! 🦀 🕸️
Highlights
...and front-end frameworks like Yew and Seed letting you write web apps in Rust!
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I can create front end web apps with this libraries
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Hey Alexander,
JavaScript isn't the fastest language out there.
In fact, it's pretty dang slow compared to C/C++!
Unfortunately, this limits the type of web apps we could build.
How great would it be if we could write code that runs at native speeds in the browser?
This would allow computationally intensive apps like video editors, AAA games, and IDEs to be run in the browser!
Great news... this is possible today with the help of WebAssembly.
WebAssembly or WASM for short, is a technology that allows code written in languages such as C/C++, Java, Swift, and Rust to run in the browser at native speeds!
And Rust has first-class support for WASM!
With crates such as wasm-bindgen facilitating high-level interactions between Rust and JavaScript...
==...and front-end frameworks like== ==Yew== ==and== ==Seed== ==letting you write web apps in Rust!==
Are you ready to give Rust + WASM a try?
Check out this video I made: >> Building a Rust App with Yew! <<
Have you built any WASM projects in Rust? Let me know!
Stay Rusty my friend!
Bogdan, Let's Get Rusty
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