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Well actually that was because the topic of the article was webassembly :) I have seen Java used for backends / software as well (and other than the lack of uns
by Aardwolf 1y ago
Well actually that was because the topic of the article was webassembly :) I have seen Java used for backends / software as well (and other than the lack of unsigned integers for e.g. crypto/hashing/compression/..., and lack operator overloading for e.g. vectors/matrices/bigints/..., it's 'fine' to me)
- adastra22 1y agoBut that’s the point! “Web” Assembly really has nothing to do with the web, or browsers :) It came out of the web standards groups, that’s all. It is an architecture agnostic executable format.