The response to js ports are usually favorable as: 1. They're (generally) portable across browsers and backend (nodejs) 2. There exists a much larger JS commu

The response to js ports are usually favorable as: 1. They're (generally) portable across browsers and backend (nodejs) 2. There exists a much larger JS community than Rust. Given the js community's familiarity with website/webapp design, likelihood of a js port ending up in a real product quickly is high.