Question... The issue is that JIT js is hard to improve performance on because it's a dynamically typed language. Even with Web Assembly, something will still

Question... The issue is that JIT js is hard to improve performance on because it's a dynamically typed language. Even with Web Assembly, something will still need to compile down into the bytecode to run. So perf is going to depend on that step in whatever language you write in and how easily that converts and optimizes into web assembly standards. Does this mean that strongly typed languages have a performance advantage, given that they will be able to easily compile down into optimized typed bytecode?