Ok, strawman using Rust (pick your favorite WASM capable language): I write in Rust, that is alreasdy a decently portable language. Most likely WASM will be on

Ok, strawman using Rust (pick your favorite WASM capable language): I write in Rust, that is alreasdy a decently portable language. Most likely WASM will be on many of the platforms the LLVM allows Rust to target. Most Rust libs are cross platform capable (Linux, macOS, Windows, etc). Now, when I target WASM I get one obvious thing, compile once deliver everywhere, with some overhead hit. Versus produce binaries for everything and distribute. Is gaining the universal binary (with WASM runtime) enough? The reason I’m excited about the Web target for WASM is that I gain the entire web platform from my favorite language. I’m 50% excited and also baffled by this. Now, as an embeddable language runtime in other software, that’s interesting...