> This one is going in the orange site bookmarks, lol. I mean, benchmarks say the performance gains are from 0.2%-60% comparing vanilla JS to WASM given variou

> This one is going in the orange site bookmarks, lol. I mean, benchmarks say the performance gains are from 0.2%-60% comparing vanilla JS to WASM given various browsers (keep in mind it's not even twice as fast even in synthetic benchmarks). So I guess you're right: if I built my next todo web app, I'd definitely want to change my entire workflow, write a custom purpose-built runtime, and transpile from Python to WASM to eek out that sweet sweet performance in Google Chrome. I don't even think we live on the same planet.