Runtime Scripting for Rust Applications
summary
Compares scripting options for Rust and demonstrates embedding the Deno runtime into a Rust app via rusty_v8 and deno_core/deno_runtime, exposing native functions as ops with the new ops import syntax and fine‑grained sandbox permissions. Shows a working example where JavaScript mutates shared state—host state = 42—incremented by 2 and 3 and read back from Rust, explains TypeScript transpile via swc and tradeoffs for strings, performance, and hot‑reload.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:18Why use scripting in Rust
- 4:55Scripting language options
- 13:26Embedding Deno in Rust
- 19:27Practical implementation demo
- 25:11Resources and conclusion
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