I am currently using WebIDL to specify my interface between a c++ Guest and a JS Host, with emsdk doing the generation, which has been ok but somewhat stagnant (and I have never been 100% happy with the generated JS layer).
As I move to using c++ hosts in an enclave type environment I am about to start porting to "wit" - The landing page suggested checking in here before I do! But based on what I have seen thus far it already looks like a better architecture / solution for my needs.
Should I wait, or dive in (I am an early adopter by nature...)?
Wit is undergoing active development, and there are rough edges, missing features, and missing documentation. But it is possible to build working things with it today. So I'd say yes, dive in, and ask questions!
Last updated: Nov 22 2024 at 17:03 UTC