You're right that WASM primarily enhances client-side performance, but it's not just about replacing JavaScript. It enables running code-heavy applications (like Figma, AutoCAD, or even AI models) directly in the browser with near-native speed. Also, while it’s true that client-side code isn’t secret, WASM still offers advantages like obfuscation, better performance, and cross-language support. On the server side, projects like Wasmtime and wasmCloud are exploring its potential too! Thanks for your insights!
Wasm is only for client side stuff - server side you can already run whatever binary you want.
So, it is replacing client side javascript - which again can't be secret.
You're right that WASM primarily enhances client-side performance, but it's not just about replacing JavaScript. It enables running code-heavy applications (like Figma, AutoCAD, or even AI models) directly in the browser with near-native speed. Also, while it’s true that client-side code isn’t secret, WASM still offers advantages like obfuscation, better performance, and cross-language support. On the server side, projects like Wasmtime and wasmCloud are exploring its potential too! Thanks for your insights!
You're replying to the wrong person I think.
Apologies for the mix-up!.🙇♂️