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that was my thought as well. in the section about the down sides, they do mention though that they should be able to run anything that compiles to web assembly.
by rickycook 8y ago
that was my thought as well. in the section about the down sides, they do mention though that they should be able to run anything that compiles to web assembly. they specifically call out rust and go.
wasm really has quite a lot of interesting and unexpected applications! (though of course non-wasm tech can accomplish the same thing, but it’s nice that we are getting close to some form of universal binary format)