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Oh spare me. If you went out to write a secure banking website in assembly code you'd come back in 20 years with something even more bloated than we have now. W
by feoren 6y ago
Oh spare me. If you went out to write a secure banking website in assembly code you'd come back in 20 years with something even more bloated than we have now. Why? Because the first thing you'd write is a higher-level programming language suited to actually building websites. Then you'd write a web framework on top of that web. Then you'd write a bunch of buggy, insecure crypto code. Et cetera et cetera until you've reinvented a much worse version of the stack we have now.
- m_mueller 6y agoI'm not convinced. Doug Engelbart's lab did essentially that with a dozen or so engineers within 2-3 years before the famous 1968 demo. I'm not saying we should do that for a banking website, but IMO when it comes to Frontend development there is an opportunity to rethink and start over, maybe on top of wasm.