WebAssembly

WebKit and Turbo bindings leverage some of the native APIs of Android or iOS to interact with the website. If you are doing those sorts of techniques, hybrid techniques, and you want to use some system binary, if that system binary is compiled to WebAssembly, you can just do that from a Web view. Safari actually supports that kind of a thing? Yes. It's a mobile for Wasm. My website runner runs on iOS, on Safari. So, if you wanted to run Ruby inside your iOS app, you could do that via a WebView and the WebAssembly compiled version of Ruby. Nice. I'm going to make Tim Cook cry. Anyway, yeah, that's really