> suddenly I got 30Go of cache on my hard drive The same thing happens now with regular browser caching, it's not that big of a deal. People will design run-ti

> suddenly I got 30Go of cache on my hard drive The same thing happens now with regular browser caching, it's not that big of a deal. People will design run-times targeting webassembly to be lightweight, but if they end up being too heavy, developers will use CDNs the same way they do now with other large front-end dependencies. > The solution would be for browsers to stop the madness and decide by community to adopt a new standard with a decent language for the web A subjective and impossible consensus to achieve. The community will never be able to agree, that much is obvious. The answer isn't "pick a language that works today and hope for the best", that is how we got where we are today, rather, we need a solution that gives the community the power to experiment with better solutions that aren't constrained to a single language.