I'm not criticizing WebAssembly but the selling points behind the framework which is a use case for WebAssembly. GWT users cared less about how it was compilin

I'm not criticizing WebAssembly but the selling points behind the framework which is a use case for WebAssembly. GWT users cared less about how it was compiling, and at the end of the day, they were building webapps using Java and Eclipse IDE along with the rest of the ecosystem. Which is exactly the selling points being presented here. For me this is history repeating itself.