WebAssembly is a binary instruction format that our browsers can run along with JavaScript. It is type-safe like TypeScript, and since it is compiled beforehand instead of at runtime, much faster than even JavaScript. Combining this with the ease of Svelte and its ability to update the UI without a virtual DOM, we can make even heavy applications blazing fast.
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What is Svelte?What is Wasm?We made a custom demo for . No really. Click here to check it out .Why use Wasm with Rust?Setting up our system with Rust, Wasm, Node, and other packagesSetting up our Svelte+Wasm+Rust projectConnecting Svelte and RustAdding style with carbon-components-svelteExposing structs and impl methodsPassing complex data types between JavaScript and RustIncreasing Wasm memory sizeConclusionLogRocket : Full visibility into production Rust apps1 Comment
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