My take on the JS performance 1) wait for CPU’s of mobile to catch up with current JS flow [not acceptable, but easiest path ] 2) Web Assembly to create native

My take on the JS performance 1) wait for CPU’s of mobile to catch up with current JS flow [not acceptable, but easiest path ] 2) Web Assembly to create native experience or 3) something like Elm as a JS replacement (front end compilation). We know interpreted langs are slow - however JS is slow now where people see it most [Front end]… they don’t see the slow of “back end”. For example, if a user had to wait for “npm install” when they used the server the first time. The JS community has a great habit of adding “all the things” for significant bloat. [module for leftpad, and lots of go-arounds due to the language being bolted on for it’s current use rather than designed from the ground up]. It’s 6am in Cali…so take it with a grain of salt.