>JavaScript, without ever mentioning the limitations of wasm wrt. JS (no GC, no interaction with the DOM or with JS libraries besides numbers, etc.).
DOM will die as soon as the industry moves to one or two good GUI toolkits that run under Webassembly and are way faster to use than the cumbersome present combination of HTML+CSS+CSS preprocessor+JS libs.
DOM will die as soon as the industry moves to one or two good GUI toolkits that run under Webassembly and are way faster to use than the cumbersome present combination of HTML+CSS+CSS preprocessor+JS libs.
Mark my words.