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I think this article is very much about wasm running on the server rather than in a web browser. In fairness there's been some very exciting development on tha
by alex_duf 5y ago
I think this article is very much about wasm running on the server rather than in a web browser.
In fairness there's been some very exciting development on that front, mainly pushed by Fastly with their own compute @ edge proposal and opensourcing a set of tools like cranelift.
I think their use case of cloud fonction @ edge is absolutely perfect for webassembly on the server, and I'm actually impressed.
I agree the technology needs to mature a bit more. We need broader langage support, and then we'll have a very powerful and exciting tool to add to our tool-belt.