> Also, it is unlikely that compiling to WASM will be more effective than to native code because browser cannot afford spending as much time on optimization as

> Also, it is unlikely that compiling to WASM will be more effective than to native code because browser cannot afford spending as much time on optimization as a native compiler. No reason whatever compiles the code to wasm can’t perform all the expensive optimizations and the wasm execution environment just runs it. In fact, I would be very disappointed in a tool that didn’t run optimization passes over the code while it still had the language specific information to inform the optimizer. Then you just pass the multi-megabyte wasm payload over to the browser to render your static content — all’s still good in the webdev world.