> And right now the momentum seems heaviest behind Rust. Maybe for the low-level mechanism that directly targets WASM, but what the average developer actually

> And right now the momentum seems heaviest behind Rust. Maybe for the low-level mechanism that directly targets WASM, but what the average developer actually wants to work with day-to-day has to be more forgiving and more expressive. Something closer to Ruby is probably more appropriate: so if Rust is to be in the mix, use it to implement a really good interpreted language, like how PHP is written in C but with twenty years of learned-lessons mixed in.