Why do so many wasm tools either use or depend on npm? Looking at you, #grainlang, #lyslang and #wasmpack , among others. Like, if I'm going out of my way to not run JavaScript in the browser client, I'm not going to want to run JavaScript in my server either. Stop treating npm like a package manager for the web, it's a package manager for NodeJS and the only sane reason to depend on it is if you actually want to run JS on your server for some reason.

#wasm #npm #rust

I made some minimal first steps with #wasm using #wasmpack in #Rust so I can call #hsml in #nodejs 🚀

Now I can try to implement a `vite-plugin-vue-hsml` to support
```
<template lang="hsml"/>
h1 This is hsml :)
</template>
```
in `.vue` files

https://github.com/Shinigami92/hsml/pull/6/files

WebAssembly: Go vs Rust vs AssemblyScript vs TypeScript vs Javascript

https://ecostack.dev/posts/wasm-tinygo-vs-rust-vs-assemblyscript/

#wasm #webassambly #javascript #js #es6 #typescript #rust #wasmpack #go #golang #tinygo #assemblyscript #performance #speed #size #runtime

It seems that @wasmerio@twitter.com and #wasmpack doesn't support platforms yet, arm64 or aarch64. 🙇‍♂️

I just finished a new webapp.

Ragroc allow you to generate random sequences (in raw, fasta, fastq format) and make reverse complement.

https://natir.github.io/ragroc/

All the computation are done on the browser in webassembly.

Thanks to the #wasmpack and #picniccss team.