[tracker1]

You have that exactly backwards... WASM allows you to build in whatever language you like and target portable operation that includes a browser.

[encryptluks2]

GoReleaser and Cargo do that already. Cross-compilation is nothing new.

[atahanacar]

I think there is a difference between "compile once, run everywhere" and "code once, compile (for) everywhere".

[encryptluks2]

Well, one the developers are smart enough to create optimized packages for each architecture but instead if they wanted to cater to bad practice JS fans they could create a universal binary.

[tracker1]

Yeah sandbox security and isolated runtimes are horrible and all.

[encryptluks2]

Those already exist without WASM

[tracker1]

And portability without recompile or negotiating different delivery for different targets, and being able to run in a common browser that nearly every user connected internet capable device already has.