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sdeleuze
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Comment #38154508
Kotlin now also targets WASI for server-side Wasm applications. Combined to Kotlin/Wasm browser support, that’s a powerful combo. Notice the footprint is very small (3k for an hell…
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Comment #35875099
And Bytecoder which targets Wasm GC. https://github.com/mirkosertic/Bytecoder
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Comment #35875080
J2CL sadly uses Java sources as the input, not JVM bytecode, which makes it hardly usable for a lot of use cases involving existing libraries.
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Comment #35301625
Transcription of the talk given by Zalim Bashorov and Sébastien Deleuze at Wasm I/O conference to introduce Kotlin/Wasm and the new perspectives introduced by WasmGC for fullstack …
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Comment #34802399
I would love to see a Svelte-like frontend framework natively designed for Kotlin/Wasm, not necessarily another Kotlin to JavaScript binding that feels like a second class citizen.…
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Comment #34802380
This is indeed a very important point, and I care deeply about that. For Compose for Web, there has been I think a lot of debate to decide if the Web rendering should be Canvas or …
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Comment #34802301
Hello world with production artifact and Binaryen optimization produces a 128K Wasm file for now for https://github.com/vmware-labs/wasm-languages/tree/main/kotl... , but the Kotli…
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Comment #34802114
Good one ^^. Sadly not from my family even if he is one of my prefered philosopher.
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Comment #34779747
This new blog post explores the huge potential of Kotlin/Wasm and how WasmGC, WASI, WebAssembly Component Model and warg repositories could change how we develop applications.
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Comment #32754510
Yeah I miss interfaces/traits as well, see https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/1268 related open issue.
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Comment #32274014
Thanks. I agree with the limitations you mentioned about .Net, but who knows maybe they will switch to a more optimized AOT compilation at some point. I know TeaVM, but my bet is m…
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Comment #32273999
Not ideal I agree, main reason is that I don’t have the bandwith to publish on a regular basis in a blog, so I have never created one.
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Comment #14067691
As people were incredulous when I said last year WebAssembly will be shortly available in the 4 major browsers, and now it is ;-)
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Comment #14067555
If you can, wait WebAssembly support for Web/DOM API and support from languages like Kotlin/Swift. This will be a game changer.
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Comment #11675048
Quite surprised to see no mention of Kotlin here since both languages are very similar, main difference is Swift is LLVM based while Kotlin run on the JVM and has excellent Java in…
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