Paraphrasing Atwood: "Any application that can be written in WebAssembly, will eventually be written in WebAssembly" :D
I too hope to see some WebAssembly posts, especially about real usage in the context of web apps. I see a lot of embedding games or 3D engines inside the browser, which reminds me more of Java applets than anything else.
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I'd love to see more posts about WebAssembly. It's definitely an interesting frontier with broad impact.
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Plenty of different angles on that topic could be of use. First impressions, use cases, how-tos, explainers, etc.
My questions about WASM stem from, if I were to continue work on slate, is there anything it can do other than math, or are there features I missed?
And even if it is just math, is there enough interest in WASM to do interesting math?
Paraphrasing Atwood: "Any application that can be written in WebAssembly, will eventually be written in WebAssembly" :D
I too hope to see some WebAssembly posts, especially about real usage in the context of web apps. I see a lot of embedding games or 3D engines inside the browser, which reminds me more of Java applets than anything else.