Introducing cpp.js.org - Revolutionizing C++ and JavaScript Bridging
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Explore a revolutionary conference talk that introduces cpp.js.org, an automated toolset designed to seamlessly bridge C++ libraries with React Native and WebAssembly projects. Learn from Dr. Kubilay Ahmet Küçük, a Computer Scientist from Oxford University, as he demonstrates how to overcome the traditional pain points of integrating powerful C++ code into JavaScript environments. Discover why current bridging solutions fall short and how cpp.js provides a maintainable, long-term alternative that minimizes manual compilation, porting, and bridging work to JSI. Master the techniques for writing and executing native C++ code directly within JavaScript environments, importing ready-to-use C++ libraries from the cpp.js repository with simple header includes, and porting your own C++ libraries with external dependencies using automated tools. Examine real-world integrations including GIS libraries like GDAL, with performance benchmarks demonstrating native-level speed across multiple platforms. Understand the cross-platform capabilities spanning React Native, WebAssembly for web and Node.js environments, Cloudflare Workers, mobile applications, backend systems, and cloud deployments. Gain insights into C++11/14 OOP support, automation strategies for long-term maintenance, and practical tooling that enables the React Native community to harness the full computational power of C++ within JavaScript applications while maintaining enterprise scalability and developer productivity.
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Introducing cpp.js.org: Revolutionizing C++ and JavaScript Bridging | Dr. Kubilay Küçük at RUC 2025
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Wow, this runs real c++ code inside html and JavaScript in all platforms. Wherever JavaScript runs, mobile, server or browser, now c++ code and c++ libraries fully integrate with native performance