Comment by lwansbrough
11 hours ago
Similar to something I'm working on for games: https://jumpjet.dev
WASM you can bundle for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and web. Unlike Deno Desktop, it doesn't rely on a browser engine.
11 hours ago
Similar to something I'm working on for games: https://jumpjet.dev
WASM you can bundle for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and web. Unlike Deno Desktop, it doesn't rely on a browser engine.
Just FYI, when checking out jumpjets homepage, the white-dot airship in the background made the white text in the hero banner hard to read.
Cool project!
Do you mean "Unlike Deno Desktop"? Deno Desktop definitely relies on a browser engine.
Yes, thanks.
Do you reccomend and resources for building w/ & learning about wasm?
It's all so bleeding edge right now. It also depends how deep you want to go. An increasing number of languages support wasm as a compile target, which is helpful.
Bytecode Alliance do semi-regular streams on Youtube. I think reading (recent) material on WASI (0.3) and the Component Model would be a good start.
Understanding the relationship between a host and a guest is valuable. Learning what wasmtime is and how it works is also illuminating: https://docs.wasmtime.dev