Rust and WebAssembly in 2019: A Call for Community Blog Posts #34
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FYI: Added a big section about reflections on 2018 and the goals we set for ourselves |
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| outs of WebAssembly development with Rust. It features [a tutorial where you | ||
| build an implementation of Conway's Game of Life][tutorial], and then you learn | ||
| to write tests for headless browsers, debug wasm code when things go wrong, and | ||
| how to diagnose slow code paths and then speed them up. |
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Also ensure your wasm binary is as small as possible!
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Hoping to publish this on December 6th, alongside the Rust 2018 edition release (woo!!) and rust-lang/blog.rust-lang.org#292