> WebAssembly is part of the web's architecture.
It’s formally part of the web’s architecture, but it is bolted on and violates the fundamental principles underlying the web’s architecture. It’s much like a worse JavaScript in that way.
It’s formally part of the web’s architecture, but it is bolted on and violates the fundamental principles underlying the web’s architecture. It’s much like a worse JavaScript in that way.
WebAssembly is no more bolted on than JavaScript is and JavaScript has been part of the web for 29 years.
> violates the fundamental principles underlying the web’s architecture.
Which ones?