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hauleth
I see no connection.
ityonemo
someone is working on it:
https://github.com/lumen/lumen
tessi
I am actually working on WASM in elixir backends:
https://github.com/tessi/wasmex/
It uses wasmer.io to execute WASM in a NIF. It already works for WASM and full WASI support is very close.
The people at wasmer.io are currently rewriting their engine, which promises sizable performance improvements. I am currently porting wasmex to their (at the moment private) rewrite.
The API of wasmex should stay relatively stable, I know of at least two projects already using it in production.
Both wasmer and the wasmex NIF are written in rust - which should reduce the likeliness of crashes compared to other NIf’s from random internet strangers
kokolegorille
I’ve been toying with wasm on the front side… using Rust, wasm-pack and wasm-bindgen to build a wasm powered web component. You can use it in any templates, or frameworks by using the custom tag.
But as @hauleth mentionned, it’s not connected to ssr
I am expecting a lot of lumen, to have BEAM available as wasm.