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Haven't heard of it until now! I can't quite tell - but it seems like you have to hit their servers in order to run this from the command line and the code isn't fully open source?…

Glad you asked! There's a recent issue [1] in the wasm-bindgen repo that explains this, but essentially: - In this demo the WebGLRenderingContext was created on the Rust side (tech…

Totally agree that there's room to look more water-y (depending on your application's needs). One thing that can be done is playing around with the numbers / uniforms in the fragme…

Miiiiinor point/caveat here but jotting it down just for others that might be less familiar! Today WebGL is commonly referred to as a JS API because pretty much every WebGL app is …

Ah interesting - so my thinking on this is: - I see that I poorly communicated this in the title, but I was actually shooting less for "Rust/WASM makes this better!!" and more for …

Check out Rust’s wasm-bindgen - https://github.com/rustwasm/wasm-bindgen if ya haven’t already. Right now it you call into JS to interact with the DOM but when the host bindings pr…

Yew is awesome and just knowing that something like that was possible inspired Percy. I also looked at Yew's `html!` macro when figuring out how Percy's could / should work. One di…

Sure! The backend is pretty much this (messy) file - https://github.com/chinedufn/percy/blob/master/examples/isom... . It 1. Pulls in your application crate 2. Initializes your app…

As in an example app? If you don't need server side rendering you can have one Rust file but you also need a JS file to initialize the WebAssembly module. So just one file isn't re…

Sorry for the confusion I tried to write a title that would fit and guess I missed the mark! What I really mean is a virtual dom implementation that - On the frontend can diff/patc…