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Because browser vendors have already invested too much into the existing C/C++ code base. They can thus accept new code with the same degree of coding standard.
by lifthrasiir 3y ago
Because browser vendors have already invested too much into the existing C/C++ code base. They can thus accept new code with the same degree of coding standard.
- acdha 3y agoThose same vendors are using Rust and Swift now which have comparable performance and solid interoperability. It seems like time for a policy saying new internet-facing code be implemented in a safe language.