Maybe we're just splitting hairs on what it means to be "a webpage", but I feel like people are _not_ writing webpages in WebAssembly. Instead, you get video ga

Maybe we're just splitting hairs on what it means to be "a webpage", but I feel like people are _not_ writing webpages in WebAssembly. Instead, you get video games, interactive animations, photo editing apps, ... Basically, desktop-app like things, but generally without a DOM, without CSS. The look and feel diverges quite strongly, a user kind of intuits they're no longer in a regular web-app. To my frustration, WebAssembly is not replacing JS/TS and it's abominable toolchains, it ends up delivering a new suite of experiences, by adding another layer of abominable toolchains. There's also low level "helper"-libraries getting developed in WASM, e.g. a database implementation, but wondering if that ever takes off, managing bindings is rough and library size/bootstrapping can end up bloated. And it certainly does't get us out of JS/TS-dev land.