Doug A

So I wrote the Rollup Plugin 🚀 https://github.com/DougAnderson444/rollup-plugin-wit-component Needs a bit of cleanup, polish, and a demo to show how to import a `*.component.wasm` into the browser and use the...

> By the way do you know if browsers intend to support the component model in the (near) future? I do not know. I suspect the answer is "not anytime...

Awesome @retrohacker! I don't think there is a pull request open for this yet. Are you going to spin one up to get it going?

I don't think anyone has started working on it, no. Although there seem to be a few people interested. For anyone who wants to start, the recommended way is to...

If you have the capacity to start, I highly recommend it! **Even if you don't know that much Rust or libp2p** it's a great way to learn and gather feedback...

Hey @LF-Flores, great to see you here too. Another resource to check out if you haven't already is [how the JavaScript implementation of browser-to-browser works](https://docs.libp2p.io/guides/getting-started/webrtc/#step-8-pubsub-peer-discovery) (no need to re-invent the...

I like this idea. Anyone coming to libp2p is likely going to use their connection for more than 0s, so giving them this default makes sense. I'm not that familiar...

I'm curious what amount of resources open connections use. Are they cheap or expensive? I would think that would influence the decision a bit?

@mxinden just to clarify, #4015 is only the browser side of webtransport in rust-libp2p, and the server side for webtransport in rust still needs to be completed? If this is...

I'd love to use shuttle for an SSR'd Leptos site, watching this issue for progress :+1: