
What an exciting time to be alive.
If you’ve been active in the Rust community recently, then you’re probably asking the same question everyone else is.

It’s 2020, and web assembly isn’t going anywhere, and with this exciting new technology, the future of software development is emerging.

A new way to create software
So what exactly is Vessels then?
Vessels is an Ecosystem-oriented cross-platform application development framework based on a distributed object model and low-overhead containerization.
Still confused?
Let me paint a picture for you.
You turn on your computer.

You open your browser.

You go to a vessel-site.

The protocol? Vessels.

The site that you download? Vessels.

The rendering? Vessels.

By this point, you’re probably thinking one thing:

The future is now.

Next steps??
We don’t know much yet. According to the Author, this is intentional, as Vessels is still actively under development.
What can we do?

Check out the GitHub repo for more information, and don’t forget to Star it to stay updated on its progress.