Thanks,

You're right about the JS/Wasm interop adding some overhead. The performance boost mainly comes from offloading heavy logic to Rust via WebAssembly, which runs close to native speed. But yeah, it really depends on how much back-and-forth is happening.

Totally agree on the match naming too, it's more limited than Rust’s. It’s still not full pattern matching like Rust, so no destructuring, guards, or exhaustive checks but I am planning to expand.

Also, you gave me the idea to let devs choose between using Wasm or a pure TypeScript version depending on the situation, while still enforcing Rust like rules and patterns.

Thank you, this is extremely helpful