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While I have similar feelings, I also think the mark of success for WebAssembly will be if it succeeds in freeing developers to do web stuff in the language of
by adrianmonk 8y ago
While I have similar feelings, I also think the mark of success for WebAssembly will be if it succeeds in freeing developers to do web stuff in the language of their choice.
Even if that choice is a familiar JavaScript-like language, it still proves the point that the web is now open to whatever the developer wants. So in that sense, I applaud and welcome things like this.
Please do port all of most-hated languages to run with WebAssembly and create new ones that I also don't like. It more or less means that languages I love can be ported and that new ones I will love can be created.