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I actually agree. I think that's the best way to achieve what I'm talking about. Compatibility with current browsers must be maintained for many years. But we s
by apitman 2y ago
I actually agree. I think that's the best way to achieve what I'm talking about. Compatibility with current browsers must be maintained for many years. But we split the web into two much simpler platforms. One for documents that includes HTML and a tiny subset of CSS, and the other that's basically WebAssembly + WebGPU and other APIs for networking etc.
90% of the web can be documents. If you're actually building an app use the app platform. People using legacy browsers don't need to know the difference, but over time they'll want to switch because of the benefits.