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Then it wouldn't be "doing its rendering in WebAssembly". Even if you use that term very broadly, at the moment WebAssembly can't even interact with the DOM wit

Then it wouldn't be "doing its rendering in WebAssembly". Even if you use that term very broadly, at the moment WebAssembly can't even interact with the DOM without going through JavaScript.

TimTheTinker 8y ago
> at the moment WebAssembly can't even interact with the DOM without going through JavaScript. Sounds like a good proposal for the WHATWG.
- pjmlp 8y ago
  That is already being done as part of WebAssembly roadmap.