>Javascript fanboys should not be praising asm.js, because it's a way to route around them. Depends on what kind of JavaScript fanboy you are. If you love the

>Javascript fanboys should not be praising asm.js, because it's a way to route around them. Depends on what kind of JavaScript fanboy you are. If you love the language and want applications to be written, from the ground up, in JS, asm.js is not your friend. If you want to build applications that run on pretty much every platform + kitchen sink, this is for you.