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WASM isn't the same as Dart in the browser because "Dart in the browser" means the Dart VM and standard library are already compiled and installed on your brows
by throwaway894345 3y ago
WASM isn't the same as Dart in the browser because "Dart in the browser" means the Dart VM and standard library are already compiled and installed on your browser while WASM means the VM and standard library must be shipped from a server to your browser and compiled before the program can run.
- jmull 3y agoWell, you're trading one problem -- apps need to include their own dependencies -- with a more thorny problem: everyone has to somehow have already installed your app's dependencies. Of course, they don't, so you bundle your dependencies anyway, as polyfills or otherwise, and transpile, etc.