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(2/2) > With these new features, Wasm has much better support for compiling high-level programming languages. Enabled by this, we have seen various new languages popping up to target Wasm, such as Java, OCaml, Scala, Kotlin, Scheme, or Dart, all of which use the new GC feature.
September 22, 2025 at 1:30 PM
(2/2) > With these new features, Wasm has much better support for compiling high-level programming languages. Enabled by this, we have seen various new languages popping up to target Wasm, such as Java, OCaml, Scala, Kotlin, Scheme, or Dart, all of which use the new GC feature.
The JSPI support is IMO a game changer. As long as you enter a js.async{...} block, you can *synchronous await* a JS Promise *anywhere* with js.await(p)! That has never been possible on the JS platform. I can't wait to see what libraries will be built on top of this new superpower.
April 21, 2025 at 5:19 PM
The JSPI support is IMO a game changer. As long as you enter a js.async{...} block, you can *synchronous await* a JS Promise *anywhere* with js.await(p)! That has never been possible on the JS platform. I can't wait to see what libraries will be built on top of this new superpower.
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(3/3) Interested in updates? See how Wasm interface types are mapped in Scala and check out the details here: github.com/scala-js/sc... github.com/scala-js/sc...
Add Support for Wasm Component Model and WASIp2 · Issue #5121 · scala-js/scala-js
PoC design and implementation: #5121 (comment) Background This issue is kinda part of #4991 to support "server-side Wasm" To support "server-side Wasm", we have to remove all th...
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March 4, 2025 at 1:30 PM
(3/3) Interested in updates? See how Wasm interface types are mapped in Scala and check out the details here: github.com/scala-js/sc... github.com/scala-js/sc...