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No. I say we could build the same dev experience to non-js coders by offering them compile-2-js tools instead of compile-2-wasm tools.

• jamil7 2y ago
  Not really because then you need a JS environment everywhere you want to run your code. If I write a Rust module I have the possibility to compile to WASM or machine code. This is what I meant in my other comment, your assumption is everyone is making browser apps in Javascript that don't have any performance or resource constraints.
  • TekMol 2y ago
    possibility to compile to WASM or machine code How is this better than "possibility to compile to JS or machine code"?
    • afiori 2y ago
      There are significantly more (and more varied) wasm runtimes than js runtimes.