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I think it's not too unreasonable to say that this includes a successful prediction of webassembly.
by tbrownaw 5y ago
I think it's not too unreasonable to say that this includes a successful prediction of webassembly.
- maven29 5y agoWasn't the contemporaneous asm.js already in commercial use in 2014?
- AprilArcus 5y agoasm.js already existed when this was written with AOT compilation support in Firefox
- m1kal 5y agoI tend to disagree. Asm.js is dying. Webassembly is not "everything on top of JavaScript". While higher layers can work the same as they could with asm.js (still in the web browser), it's not what GB predicted.