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by samuba
1039 days ago
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Quoting from Stackoverflow: - WebAssembly was designed with delivery-over-HTTP and browser-based in mind. For that reason, it supports streaming compilation - i.e. you can start compiling the code while downloading. - WebAssembly was designed to have rapid compilation times (resulting in web pages that load quickly), this is supported by having very simple validation rules compared to Java / JVM languages. - WebAssembly was designed with the concept of a 'host' environment, i.e. the browser. - WebAssembly was designed to be secure and simple, minimising the overall attack surface. - WebAssembly was designed to support a great many languages (C, C++, Rust, ...), whereas the JVM was initially design for a single language, Java. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58131892/why-the-jvm-can... |
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