go-cshared-examples VS mandelbrot

I think i found a solution: https://github.com/vladimirvivien/go-cshared-examples/blob/master/client.js

But that won't be that easy if you want to use it as a shared lib. You will have to //export some functions and compile with c-shared mode - see https://github.com/vladimirvivien/go-cshared-examples

If you need more examples you can look here.

It is my conviction that the Web Stack is the most capable, mature, accessible, and performant way of building and running UIs. It is the sheer amount of effort spent by millions of people around the globe that makes it the best UI stack for the vast majority of use cases. Some say that the browser nowadays is the most complex piece of software that few organizations can make. And it has been a while since Chrome super optimized runtimes are capable of running JavaScript at near-native speeds and the WebKit rendering engine is more than ready to generate each frame in under 8ms achieving 120 FPS.

Not long ago I have created a Mandelbrot set generator in 13 programming languages, Python included. Why not test the most recent version on runtime there? It is a CPU bound benchmark that demonstrates how performant a given language is at executing lots of math computations in nested loops.

I tested this hypothesis with Mandelbrot calculation. I.e. I have implemented the same algorithm twice, the only difference being different variable types:

mandelbrot.py - baseline implementation