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WebAssembly will have a backwards JS polyfill, but browsers could implement WebAssembly natively and gut the JS middle layer. Mozilla (and then Microsoft and Ap
by cpeterso 11y ago
WebAssembly will have a backwards JS polyfill, but browsers could implement WebAssembly natively and gut the JS middle layer. Mozilla (and then Microsoft and Apple) did the same thing with asm.js. WebAssembly becomes the unifying abstraction layer instead of JS.
- creshal 11y ago> WebAssembly becomes the unifying abstraction layer instead of JS. I wonder how long it'll take until browsers implement JS in WebAssembly, to make it easier to maintain/upgrade.