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<discocaml>
<cod1r> nice
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<discocaml>
<ford4006> I've also been reading up on C# for work and its pretty nice that a lot of my fav language features are from F#. I just seem to gravitate towards functional programming and oCaml seems more pretty cool according to twitter
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<discocaml>
<joris0588> Does it have good dom bindings though ? Stopped following that a year ago
<companion_cube>
I don't think it's the point, you want wasm for workers imho
<discocaml>
<joris0588> Yeah I understand that, but that sounds rather niche? I mean yes sure you can compile something for crypto or a db
<discocaml>
<joris0588> But the web platform is already super extensive?
<discocaml>
<joris0588> (more attracted to edge computing opportunities with wasm personally)
<discocaml>
<joris0588> I am sure you can find good usecases, like you can do compute yes. But most of the time on the web you care about rendering your work
<discocaml>
<joris0588> So basically either wasm with webgpu, or offloaded workers for heavy logic with with Dom rendering in js
<discocaml>
<joris0588> Well I have a hard time imahinating broad practical usecases ?
<discocaml>
<yawaramin> no, your understanding is correct. that's basically the target for WASM. CPU-heavy workloads in browsers and sandboxed workloads in edge computes
<companion_cube>
I'm thinking of rocq, for example
<companion_cube>
if you just want to manipulate the dom then js will still be easier imho
<discocaml>
<joris0588> Yeah, that makes sense for stuffs like rocq
<companion_cube>
(yeah some people do it with webgl/webgpu, too, for sure — eg figma)