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I wrote this because I'm dabbling with Rust and WebAssembly, but almost every tutorial wants Node.js/npm installed too, so I wondered if I could get away without them. My last project RuggRogue used Emscripten for web support, so I never really came in direct contact with WebAssembly.
What are the size and performance benefits of processing the Wasm payload with wasm-opt?
It's used in places like Yew and seems to be a good way to avoid the Node ecosystem.
For those new to this space like me, check out Trunk
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