feat: Add demo packages and some docs #3
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This change proposes a candidate code workspace layout, with considerations for both Rust and TypeScript language toolchains.
I started with the goal of showing how a TypeScript workspace might look using
wireit. However, I was also reading about various code isolation topics at the time, and I was sniped by the current state of Wasm Components. In a fit of inspiration, I added a Rust package to the mix and showed how it can be run as a native binary or compiled as a Wasm Component and run in Deno and also the web.Check out
./scripts/component-demo.shto see the whole thing in action!A lot of this was thrown together in haste, so please do not consider anything "finished" or "polished" or anything to that effect. Do note that most of the "changed lines" are in the lock files, though.