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RE: Introducing rs-jest. A Jest preprocessor for transforming Rust code into Javascript module
- Great post, you have a very deep knowledge of rust.
- I would love to see a real life example of its use. That would help the rest of us who have not yet oxidised.
- There is a lot of details in your commits, you are used to work in teams right? Also it does look you're having a lot of fun with emojis, again. ;-)
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Thankyou @helo, glad that you like it :). Some quick replies:
I actually can't consider myself as an expert in Rust because I never published any crates (Rust package) yet ヽ(ツ)ﾉ. I just have some knowledge of build tools in general.
Yeah, glad that someone takes interest (▀̿Ĺ̯▀̿*). Seems the fixtures and smoke-test that I provide are little bit shallow :D. The real advantage to use Rust in Javascript base project is the very minimal bundle size you can produce (see my tutorials) which are suitable to replace some implementation that requires complex abstraction level. Another benefit is performance, it doesn't guarantee that it has better execution speed over Javascript but at least you can have predictable performance (see here). I actually plan to make some webcomponent with Rust and Stenciljs to simulate a hardware device.
Sort of, in the past ⎝ᵔᴥᵔ⎠
At least I don't use Lennyface as the bullet list ヽ(܍╭͜ʖ╮܍)ﾉ
Thank you for your review, @helo!
So far this week you've reviewed 2 contributions. Keep up the good work!