
Will WebAssembly Make JavaScript Obsolete in 5 Years?
When the WebAssembly (Wasm) revolution began, JavaScript developers collectively spilled their artisanal coffee. The panic was palpable: “Is this the end of JavaScript?” Five years later, we’re still using both—but why? Let’s dissect this tech tango with code samples, performance benchmarks, and a brutally honest reality check. The Great Performance Myth WebAssembly’s speed advantage is real—for specific tasks. Running C++ compiled to Wasm outperforms JavaScript in compute-heavy scenarios. Try this Fibonacci benchmark:...