>Webassembly right now is useful for cases where high perf is really needed (games, cpu intensive tasks, ...), but there is no access to the dom. Just want to

>Webassembly right now is useful for cases where high perf is really needed (games, cpu intensive tasks, ...), but there is no access to the dom. Just want to point out that asm.js is useful for the same thing. The initial version will be roughly equivalent to asm.js anyway. Just with more consistent optimizations across browsers, faster startup and shorter downloads.