Eventually there will be direct binding between WebAssembly and web APIs like that the DOM that will allow you to write performant web apps that circumvent JS e

Eventually there will be direct binding between WebAssembly and web APIs like that the DOM that will allow you to write performant web apps that circumvent JS entirely. There are already tools that https://webassembly.studio/ https://webassembly.studio/ that making writing wasm-based apps a reality, albeit still with a binding layer that goes through JS. However, such applications will still have the same constraints that drive the current JS ecosystem. As such, there's little reason to believe that frameworks like React, Angular, Vue.js, etc. won't have their wasm-based equivalents. And, if anything, I except more churn for quite a few years, as people use the freedom provided by wasm to build a new generation of frameworks in completely different languages. We may look back on the current era of web development as a relatively stable one compared to what's to come. So if the current churn is what turns you off web development, I wouldn't bet on wasm being a salve.