Endive brings WebAssembly to the JVM without sacrificing native performance
Hacker News·1mo·theanonymousone
Endive is a new WebAssembly runtime for Java that executes WASM code natively on the JVM, compiled from Rust. For JVM-bound developers, this means running high-performance WASM modules directly in existing Java applications without spawning separate processes or embedding external runtimes.
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