> from what I've seen in the wild, no one has written a serious business critical application using it yet.
There are lots of such applications, including:
* Figma
* Unity games on the Web
* Google Earth
* AutoCAD
* Aside from entire applications, crucial features in things like Zoom and Google Meet (filters, backgrounds, etc.).
WebAssembly won't replace JavaScript - it's for different things. Wasm lets you port native code to the Web, and it lets that type of code run very fast. That's even without SIMD and multithreading - with those things, wasm is even faster.
There are lots of such applications, including:
* Figma
* Unity games on the Web
* Google Earth
* AutoCAD
* Aside from entire applications, crucial features in things like Zoom and Google Meet (filters, backgrounds, etc.).
WebAssembly won't replace JavaScript - it's for different things. Wasm lets you port native code to the Web, and it lets that type of code run very fast. That's even without SIMD and multithreading - with those things, wasm is even faster.