The problem wasm addresses has nothing to do with the fractured state of javascript frameworks. It's about turning the browser into a virtual machine for perfor

The problem wasm addresses has nothing to do with the fractured state of javascript frameworks. It's about turning the browser into a virtual machine for performance reasons and started with asm.js. The fact that it allows using variety of different language, rather than Javascript, a language which wasn't exactly designed for what it's being used for today by Brendan Eich, is a nice side effect.