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If we get to a point where interacting with browser DOM is comparably fast with Wasm, either through JS or with native APIs, then we could see Wasm replace Reac
by hsheth2 5y ago
If we get to a point where interacting with browser DOM is comparably fast with Wasm, either through JS or with native APIs, then we could see Wasm replace React. That said, you're right that we probably won't see anything of that sort in the short term.
- WA 5y agoBut how? React is a library to implement and structure your architecture in a certain way. Wasm is just a language. Wouldn’t you need a React-like framework in Wasm to get the same benefits? Edit: I guess you mean you’d compile your React app to Wasm, no?
- hsheth2 5y agoYes you’re right - I somewhat conflated two different things. More clearly: once Wasm interactions with the browser are fast, a new framework + Wasm could replace React + JS.