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Yes. Because WebAssembly provides a higher level of abstraction (safety, isolation, portability, manageability etc — you know, the “enterprise” stuff) over nati
by juntao 6y ago
Yes. Because WebAssembly provides a higher level of abstraction (safety, isolation, portability, manageability etc — you know, the “enterprise” stuff) over native code. See here: https://www.secondstate.io/articles/why-webassembly-server/ https://www.secondstate.io/articles/why-webassembly-server/