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In the end, wouldn't it all be rendered into JavaScript, thus there's a hard performance limit?
by langsoul-com 5y ago
In the end, wouldn't it all be rendered into JavaScript, thus there's a hard performance limit?
- Cthulhu_ 5y agoKind of; if it's compiled to WASM instead of JS it could be faster. And some years ago there was asm.js, a sub (or super?) set of JS that removed a lot of the dynamic nature of JS, allowing an interpreter to skip a lot of checks and make more assumptions, and therefore make it run a lot faster. Probably made obsolete due to WASM though.