Compiling to the web with Rust and emscripten
From my experience of cross-compiling C/C++, yes, most asm.js / wasm code will be faster than most handwritten Javascript code, sometimes dramatically faster because: asm.js / wasm has fixed and very simple types, a variable will never change its type and there are no JS 'objects' there is no garbage collection taking place since there are no objects to be garbage collected, the only exception is
Compiling Rust to your Browser
Examples Calculate SHA1 digest Moving Triangle , code: badboy/rust-triangle-js Moving Teapot Factorial in WebAssembly Rhai, an embedded scripting language (asm.js version) Rhai, an embedded scripting language (WASM version) Pre-built compiler If you want to have a ready-to-use rustc with Emscripten support, there is a Docker image for that. Fetch the image and start an interactive shell: $ docker
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