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0
2/10
This article argues that WebAssembly remains a second-class citizen on the web due to poor integration with the web platform, specifically the lack of direct access to Web APIs and cumbersome code loading mechanisms. The author details how WebAssembly requires JavaScript glue code to interact with DOM APIs and discusses proposals like ESM integration and WebAssembly Components as potential solutions.
webassembly
web-platform
developer-experience
bindings
javascript-interop
wasm-components
esm-integration
web-apis
language-design
performance
Ryan Hunt
Mozilla
WebAssembly CG
Firefox
embind
wasm-bindgen