You're right. I work in the WASM field, so it probably seems more mainstream from my bubble. It would be more accurate to say it's stabilizing and has reached a point where various orgs are rallying around it as a real thing and starting to build stuff around it.
> I'd hardly call it "mainstream"
Agree, coworkers tried to use this for a project, 10/10 not ready for prime time. Basic tooling is missing, how does one perf/profile within wasm itself? We got stuck with plenty of issues.