Re: WebAssembly
Posted:
24 Nov 2019, 01:46
by Julius
Yes it does sound quite interesting, looking forward to test some actual projects (re-)build with it. Maybe this will be able to speed up some web-apps written in Python or Ruby. Lets see
Re: WebAssembly
Posted:
14 Dec 2019, 20:58
by drummyfish
Never looked into it but when I first heard about WA my immediate thought was it's purpose was to allow proprietary binary-only programs on web and further enslaving users by moving everything to the "cloud" and SASS. Whatever the purpose, I still think the web has died when web pages became programs instead of documents, now it's gonna be just a little more fucked up web.
Re: WebAssembly
Posted:
16 Dec 2019, 14:48
by drummyfish
Isn't that just Java then?
Re: WebAssembly
Posted:
19 Dec 2019, 03:30
by Ntech
I'm very interested in how WebAssembly turns out -- it's very promising.