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Interesting article, but it's lacking a performance comparison between wasm and javascript running in workers. JS can be largely fast enough for a lot of use c
by eole666 3y ago
Interesting article, but it's lacking a performance comparison between wasm and javascript running in workers.
JS can be largely fast enough for a lot of use cases: if I had some WebAssembly to a project I need a good reason to do so.
- postalrat 3y agohttps://takahirox.github.io/WebAssembly-benchmark/ https://takahirox.github.io/WebAssembly-benchmark/ JS can be faster in enough cases where it's worthwhile to test. WASM is mostly being used for code that has already been written and is now being integrated into a web site. I wouldn't suggest jumping right to WASM simply for performance.