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And yet webassembly seems to be going somewhere.
by youainti 4y ago
And yet webassembly seems to be going somewhere.
- irrational 4y agoIt isn't replacing JavaScript. At the very least you still need JS to access the DOM. And, for backwards compatibility, I don't see JS going away during our lifetimes. And I don't see another language being added to browsers in place of JS (not including webassembly, which is not a replacement for JS).