I am a software engineer with a passion for computer graphics. I have experience in working with a diverse range of technology stacks ranging from front-end frameworks to deep neural networks.
Location
Alesund, Norway
Education
MSc. in Simulation & Visualization, B. Tech. in Computer Science
I am a software engineer with a passion for computer graphics. I have experience in working with a diverse range of technology stacks ranging from front-end frameworks to deep neural networks.
Location
Alesund, Norway
Education
MSc. in Simulation & Visualization, B. Tech. in Computer Science
If you go through the trouble of adding webpack then why wouldn't you use the wasm-pack-plugin? In the approach that you have mentioned, you will have to compile your code manually everytime you make changes in your rust code. I mean no disrespect but the steps I am mentioning are mentioned in the wasm-pack document itself. Hope this answers your question. :)
This not only is very hacky, but the official rustwasm.github.io site has better ways of doing this.
Can you explain to me why it is 'very hacky' in your opinion and why my solution for linking TS + Rust + WebComponents is worse?
If you go through the trouble of adding webpack then why wouldn't you use the wasm-pack-plugin? In the approach that you have mentioned, you will have to compile your code manually everytime you make changes in your rust code. I mean no disrespect but the steps I am mentioning are mentioned in the wasm-pack document itself. Hope this answers your question. :)
There are better ways to provide improvement suggestions on such an edge case.