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It could take off for the same reason node.js took off: it's easy and simple to leverage your existing frontend codebase for backend use. Running the same webas
by themacguffinman 8y ago
It could take off for the same reason node.js took off: it's easy and simple to leverage your existing frontend codebase for backend use. Running the same webassembly directly in your backend environment may be easier than compiling to a different target and debugging the quirky differences.