The ecosystem around Rust and WebAssembly is hurtling at quite a fast pace and it'll take time before the community agrees on a set of tools for building practical applications. Fortunately, some tools and libraries are emerging that give us a picture of what to expect as developers when building applications for the web in Rust using WebAssembly.
In this section, we'll explore a crate from the community called wasm-bindgen. This crate is pretty much a work in progress, as the WebAssembly specification itself is a work in progress, but nonetheless, it is quite feature-rich to explore what is possible.
