Pauan

@koute Thanks for the tips! I would love to implement this myself, but my harddrive recently got corrupted and I'm still recovering from that. Within a couple days I should...

On one project I have a [Rust build script](https://github.com/Pauan/SaltyBetBot/blob/8351eb4afdf73d2f1f778b89228a5e3e396e4d0a/compile/src/main.rs) which handles everything. On another project I have [a `package.json` file](https://github.com/Pauan/tab-organizer/blob/7e1aa15babfd46b5bcfd9d1eba934818eafe1a78/package.json) which runs a [Node build script](https://github.com/Pauan/tab-organizer/blob/7e1aa15babfd46b5bcfd9d1eba934818eafe1a78/build.js) which handles everything. In...

This might also solve some problems I've had with Chrome Extensions, so this gets a big :+1: from me.

To reduce hardcoding and special cases, what I would do is change Morpheus so it accepts any CSS unit, and any CSS function. Then if you say this: ``` morpheus($("div").css({...

Okay, I have this idea that I think will make all properties everywhere work, including all CSS transforms and color values like "black", "green", `hsl`, etc. Basically, you first get...

Okay, how would I (or anybody else) go about submitting a benchmark to this repository?

@TheGreatB3 It isn't web-sys's fault that RLS doesn't support build.rs scripts. A lot of Rust packages rely on build.rs scripts, it is a commonly used Rust feature. However, [this PR](https://github.com/rustwasm/wasm-bindgen/pull/2012)...

I generally agree with what you said, however: > especially when so many people are working on servers in Rust. Why do you say that? npm is not only about...

There isn't anything tying WebAssembly to the browser, it's already fully cross platform. WebAssembly is already used in a lot of non-browser cases: as [sandboxing in Firefox](https://hacks.mozilla.org/2020/02/securing-firefox-with-webassembly/?utm_source=dev-newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=jan27-2020&utm_content=ffxwasm), in the blockchain...

@redradist All of the browser specific APIs are already in a separate specification. The browser specific APIs are specified by the W3C: https://webassembly.github.io/spec/js-api/ The browser APIs are optional, which means...