← Back to context Comment by 383toast 14 hours ago how does this compare to existing JS engines? 2 comments 383toast Reply joshcartme 6 hours ago If you look at bench or conformance here, https://github.com/ivankra/javascript-zoo?tab=readme-ov-file..., you can get an idea of how it compares in some ways echelon 13 hours ago You can embed this one in your Rust programs. No linking to C/C++. All native Rust.That little 40 mb single binary server you wrote can now be scripted in JavaScript.This is frankly awesome, and now there are multiple Rust-native JavaScript engines. And they both look super ergonomic.
joshcartme 6 hours ago If you look at bench or conformance here, https://github.com/ivankra/javascript-zoo?tab=readme-ov-file..., you can get an idea of how it compares in some ways
echelon 13 hours ago You can embed this one in your Rust programs. No linking to C/C++. All native Rust.That little 40 mb single binary server you wrote can now be scripted in JavaScript.This is frankly awesome, and now there are multiple Rust-native JavaScript engines. And they both look super ergonomic.
If you look at bench or conformance here, https://github.com/ivankra/javascript-zoo?tab=readme-ov-file..., you can get an idea of how it compares in some ways
You can embed this one in your Rust programs. No linking to C/C++. All native Rust.
That little 40 mb single binary server you wrote can now be scripted in JavaScript.
This is frankly awesome, and now there are multiple Rust-native JavaScript engines. And they both look super ergonomic.