Tzvetan Mikov
Tzvetan Mikov
@ljharb I think the idea may be to `eval()` the entire string in the WebView, which will then recreate the function. Technically this is not JSON.
@chj-damon I see the appeal of being able to reuse the same JS function in the WebView, but there is a fundamental problem with that approach - there is no...
@lchenfox out of curiosity: does the new bundle downloaded using `react-native-code-push` contain JS source?
@lchenfox Hermes is not intended to run from source in production, we strongly recommend against it.
Note that the other discussion was not about Wasm support in Hermes. See my comment [here](https://github.com/facebook/hermes/issues/395#issuecomment-714831099) and [here](https://github.com/facebook/hermes/issues/395#issuecomment-715500993).
I am curious: why would you prefer Wasm, when you can ship actual natively compiled C++ code with your RN app?
@ShivamJoker hmm, that is a good question. I know that it is possible and it is not technically difficult - after all, RN has C++ code, so it is doing...
FWIW, we have added initial support for Wasm encoded as Asm.js. You can use `wasm2js` to transform your Wasm module to Asm.js and compile and run the result with Hermes....
@evelant there has been no change since my last post. The tentative plan is to get an intern to work on the next phase (Wasm bytecode support), but I haven't...
Sincere question: what is the advantage of using WASM in a RN app where actual native C++ is available? WASM makes a lot of sense in a browser, but a...