A pragmatic, fast-compiling language built from the ground up for WebAssembly-first development.
MoonBit is a statically typed programming language and toolchain developed by IDEA Research with a focus on producing compact, high-performance WebAssembly output. It features a Rust-inspired syntax, algebraic data types, and a built-in build system that compiles in milliseconds. MoonBit's Wasm output is notably lean — benchmarks show significantly smaller binaries than comparable Rust or Go programs — making it attractive for edge and serverless deployments where binary size matters.
A Go compiler targeting microcontrollers and WebAssembly, producing significantly smaller binaries than the standard toolchain.
A TypeScript-like language that compiles directly to WebAssembly — no Rust or C++ required.
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