For any language with decent cross compiling capability, is there a use case for `create-exe`? Eg i use Rust these days.. and i wonder if there's any use case for me to cross compile via wasmer instead of natively. My project(s) do work on WASM as a target (for browser reasons), maybe it would be easier to setup cross compiling via wasmer and not manage the release pipelines i have?
Though for some of my performance critical applications i may not want to bother with it. Simply because i'd suspect wasmer might not have the same platform specific optimizations that natively compiling would give me.
Wasm provides very extensive sandboxing capabilities that are extremely valuable for certain applications (plugins, real-time collaboration, multi tenant hosting), and pointless for others. You can leverage that by using wasm and create-exe.
For any language with decent cross compiling capability, is there a use case for `create-exe`? Eg i use Rust these days.. and i wonder if there's any use case for me to cross compile via wasmer instead of natively. My project(s) do work on WASM as a target (for browser reasons), maybe it would be easier to setup cross compiling via wasmer and not manage the release pipelines i have?
Though for some of my performance critical applications i may not want to bother with it. Simply because i'd suspect wasmer might not have the same platform specific optimizations that natively compiling would give me.