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You can easily view the webassembly file as part of the website source, so what you're saying is a bit misleading IMO. I don't see this being different than min
by trevor-e 6y ago
You can easily view the webassembly file as part of the website source, so what you're saying is a bit misleading IMO. I don't see this being different than minified Javascript.
- colejohnson66 6y agoIsn’t that no different than saying, “you can disassemble an exe, so you can still see what it’s doing!” While not untrue, it’s not very helpful. Although, webassembly is closer to .NET’s CIL. It’s still a form of assembly, but it’s a bit higher level which makes decompiling a bit easier than, say, an optimized (-O3) desktop program.
- trevor-e 6y agoNo I don't think that's a fair comparison, in this case downloading the WebAssembly file is trivial and much more accessible to the average user.