This may be less of a problem once interface types are fully integrated. Some including myself hope to see a script tag feature added where the type can be "application/wasm" and be fed a wasm binary directly without JavaScript setting up an environment.
That would definitely be nice! But I wouldn't expect that it would make a noticeable performance difference to what you can do today: inline a couple of lines of JS that instantiate the Wasm
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This may be less of a problem once interface types are fully integrated. Some including myself hope to see a script tag feature added where the type can be "application/wasm" and be fed a wasm binary directly without JavaScript setting up an environment.
That would definitely be nice! But I wouldn't expect that it would make a noticeable performance difference to what you can do today: inline a couple of lines of JS that instantiate the Wasm