> However, for a lot of the websites out there, especially those that are not e-commerce or provide creative tools (e.g. Figma) and do not care that much about

> However, for a lot of the websites out there, especially those that are not e-commerce or provide creative tools (e.g. Figma) and do not care that much about page performance, the potential performance gain from rewriting JavaScript code in Rust is not visible enough to end user Agreed. I would hate to see a CRUD spa written in Rust just because it was the fancy new thing. But sites like Figma, Miro, and Frame.io would make sense to look into a Rust WASM solution. > but VSCode performance is generally good enough (I don't ever complain about slowness while developing). The one thing I would say it can't handle is large files, like a large JSON file, I'm talking really large. It's something Sublime could handle and I used to keep it around just for that. This is not something I deal with often enough to really annoy me.