> Because it runs on the same VM, it's as stable as JavaScript, which is extremely stable at this point. Anecdotal: within a year, our medium-sized wasm applic

> Because it runs on the same VM, it's as stable as JavaScript, which is extremely stable at this point. Anecdotal: within a year, our medium-sized wasm application has "found" two separate JIT regressions (miscompiles resulting in breakage for users, most likely optimizer bugs), one in Chrome 91 and one in current iOS 15.4 Safari. For comparison, I don't think I have ever encountered a JS runtime/JIT bug so far.