Not tooling. I wrote 8086 assembly before so I remember the process of learning data segment / register / byte allocation / all kind of interrupt. I would choos

Not tooling. I wrote 8086 assembly before so I remember the process of learning data segment / register / byte allocation / all kind of interrupt. I would choose a word "applied webassembly" (like applied physics) for knowledge that it's lacking. c, c++, zig, rust, go, .net you said fall into "already application" category to me. It's no point of webassembly like no point of assembly when we write those languages.