Pauan
Pauan
It should also fully support Futures, since all the IndexedDB APIs are asynchronous.
I think this should be exposed as part of https://github.com/rustwasm/gloo/issues/43 > Should the name of the "Visible" case be short, e.g. K, to be more concise? I don't think it...
> At the same time, Node.js story doesn't seem to be currently covered very well (neither in prototypes nor plans), despite it being a popular and an interesting platform for...
> Webassembly has opened the door for compilers of other languages to compete with Javascript on browser. Yes indeed, that is one of the purposes of WebAssembly. Here is a...
@rossberg-chromium Indeed you are correct, I had forgotten that detail. Thanks for clarifying.
@nirus > I can use C# to write a fully functional webapp without me writing any Javascript code. Yes, and I agree that's very cool (I am working on a...
@alexcrichton Rust doesn't have struct subtyping though. If it did, then the struct subtype *would* lose extra fields (at least at the type level). So I think it would be...
To clarify a little more, the closest thing that Rust has to struct subtyping is `Deref`, which *does* lose fields: ```rust struct Foo { pub foo: u32, } struct Bar...
> @lukewagner On the one hand, I guess there's plenty of precedent in C#, C++, Rust, etc where they just define an expression syntax but not much beyond that in...
> That would mean the global variable (here myBundle) would no longer be the default export but a Promise resolving to the default export, which is very likely NOT what...