I will grant that fast iteration is beneficial. But for me, under 10 seconds is usually fast enough. (For example, I don't think I would care too much when comp

I will grant that fast iteration is beneficial. But for me, under 10 seconds is usually fast enough. (For example, I don't think I would care too much when comparing 0.5 vs 5 second builds.) I personally care a lot more about having a confidence-inspiring language and ecosystem. In my experience with Rust and WASM (with various tools such as Dioxus), I find myself caring a lot more about the WASM ecosystem and browser evolution/improvement. For example, at bottom, the JS interop feels pretty sub-optimal. Calling this "hcky" might even be deserved: I'm talking about memory serialization between JS-land and WASM-land. As I understand it, we may see significant improvement under the hood in the next few years. (I'm not an expert on the particular proposals, their adoption, etc. Please weigh in if you have a better sense.)