> I have no problem interoperating with the DOM in WASM.
What? How? Was a year or two ago I dived into WASM last time, but at that point there was no direct DOM access, and all the talk around it was pointing to it maybe existing far into the future, not anytime soon.
How are you accessing the DOM from WASM without using any of the JS host? You're not talking about just sending messages from WASM to JS and "manipulating" the DOM that way are you?
I've been calling into the Javascript runtime from C# in Blazor. (C# compiles to WASM.)
Blazor's built-in framework appears to send HTML (as a string) to the DOM. It also automatically sets up callbacks from DOM events into C#.
For code that I've written, I've mostly done simple stuff, like calling window.alert. I suspect I could call window.getelementbyid using the same techniques, but I haven't done that yet.
I did try manipulating the DOM from Rust (via WASM) in the summer of 2020. That was an exercise in frustration, but I point my finger equally at the language and the runtime. Granted, a lot can change since then!
What? How? Was a year or two ago I dived into WASM last time, but at that point there was no direct DOM access, and all the talk around it was pointing to it maybe existing far into the future, not anytime soon.
How are you accessing the DOM from WASM without using any of the JS host? You're not talking about just sending messages from WASM to JS and "manipulating" the DOM that way are you?