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Just checked what is going on and that is indeed the case. Rust booleans compile now to the i32 type (though there is no guarantee that will stay like that in the future).

Note that I am using the allocator in Rocket, so I would estimate the size to be something around 40kB

I didn't expect people to comment on the game itself... It is indeed quite simple at the moment. Maybe your opportunity to get your feet wet with Rust by improving the game logic?

Awesome! Happy to see the WASM backend is getting more and more attention

Doubles are supported as well through the `f64` type I think. Interestingly, I am passing booleans in my code as well... and it seems to work.

Never heard of DataView before, thanks! This is the first time I do something "low level" in Javascript, so there is probably a lot that could be improved. BTW, here is an example passing ar…

It was surprisingly easy after I figure out some basic WASM stuff!

Since WASM in its current state is meant as a compilation target for C, it is usually possible to do things "the C way". For instance, you can allocate a buffer on the Javascript side and pa…

I haven't measured anything :P Regarding your suggestion, I cannot pass an object to Javascript, because from the perspective of the browser I am writing C. An alternative would be to have each f…

Interestingly, this works on desktop but not on mobile

Considering dereferencing a pointer after doing some arithmetic on it can only be done within unsafe blocks, I would say you are at least warned about it. But it will happily compile.

I learned Dutch using a similar approach ( https://www.amazon.com/Delftse-Methode-Nederlands-voor-buite... )…

That was exactly what I thought as well... I was wondering how it could be performant

Thanks! I was still using RustyCode...

Thanks! I am going to give Firefox another try :)

Maybe they were referring to a distributed monolith?

Awesome! Thanks for your reply!

Thanks for the course! I have a question unrelated to the contents: Why did you choose to release it for free? I guess you spent a lot of time preparing it, so I assume there must be some kind of (non…

It is refreshing to see the scientific community stand against Elsevier. Great news!

Note that the discussion on the golang subreddit [1] has a very different tone. One comment that particularly drew my attention is: > So people that rarely use this subreddit want to get rid of it?…