Is JS effectively going to become the secondary option for web once the WASM is adapted? I know that JS isn't going to die, nothing ever really dies.
So..

let's hope so

@Taqriaqsuk why would you want it to die?

@devTea JS is invincible though. 😂

@irene But when it does become mature nobody would prefer JS to C++ and very soon C++ library will evolve to challenge the JS community ( cannot chase the mammoth but still ). So sooner or later JS is losing.

how's the feedback loop with wasm? like... can i have 5K tests run in seconds every time i press ctrl+s? otherwise it is just hot air

i know nothing about wasm, but from the dev perspective i just wonder how a truly compiled thing can match the productivity of JIT-compiled stuff (maybe it does and i just don't know it)
i'm talking of writing code here, i don't question the quality of the final artifact