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Posted on Jul 6, 2019 • Edited on Nov 27, 2020 • Originally published at sendilkumarn.com Dev's offline page is fun and we did implement it with Rust and WebAssembly . Go is simple. Can we do it in Go and WebAssembly? And the answer is Yes... I have the sample application here . If you want to write from scratch check this tutorial . If you just want to see the source code, check out this branch . We will first import the "syscall/js" and "fmt" in the go/main.go . The "syscall/js" package gives access to the WebAssembly host environment when using the js/WASM architecture. Its API is based on JavaScript semantics. This package is EXPERIMENTAL. 🦄 🦄 Add some variables globally…from dev.to

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