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I wrote the C++ part of this codebase, would be happy to answer any questions about it here.
Is Emscripten the only game in town for WebAssembly C/C++ toolchains, or are there other contenders?
Poor naming choice. Google Perspective has been around for a year or two I believe.
in that case, its actually a good naming choice, as this existed (in a closed source form) for much longer than that.
Really cool to see non-software companies putting cool projects like this out as open source
I wrote the C++ part of this codebase, would be happy to answer any questions about it here.
What was the best/worst part about getting it to work in WebAssembly?
Worst part (which has improved dramatically) was the rough edges in the web assembly toolchains early on.
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in that case, its actually a good naming choice, as this existed (in a closed source form) for much longer than that.
I'm not knocking the code...I think it's brilliant. I just think you're going to cross wires with Google here. Will perspective mean "filtering troll comments" or will it mean "displaying analytics in web assembly" is an unfortunate set of choices.
I love seeing new UX on Web Assembly. Someone needs to port or create a standard layout engine like WPF to build on this. If the tools were there, C# + VS Code + solid layout engine...I'd dump JS + HTML + CSS in a "flash".
https://www.hanselman.com/blog/NETAndWebAssemblyIsThisTheFut...