> On the browser side, it is a convoluted experience versus using Flash/Code Alchemy, Java Applets, Silverlight, with Blazor/Flutter being the only ones that so

> On the browser side, it is a convoluted experience versus using Flash/Code Alchemy, Java Applets, Silverlight, with Blazor/Flutter being the only ones that somehow come close to how it used to be 15 years ago. Two (very?) significant distinctions though: - wasm actually try to be an open standard - through WASI it will attempt to be a first-class VM, with typed (though wit), direct access to all web APIs and the DOM