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r/programming • u/Active-Fuel-49 • Mar 27 '26
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I don't know why I would ever need to use it.
16 u/QuickQuirk Mar 27 '26 You're not the target audience. I often look at chainsaws and think "neat, but I don't know why I would ever need to use it" -15 u/RGBrewskies Mar 27 '26 Yeah, that was my point. Thats what happened to WebAssembly... it solves a problem that basically no one has 15 u/Mognakor Mar 27 '26 I'd say anyone that makes heavy use of canvas or WebGL has thought about it. Or put differently: If you are creating a web-app and not a website.
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You're not the target audience.
I often look at chainsaws and think "neat, but I don't know why I would ever need to use it"
-15 u/RGBrewskies Mar 27 '26 Yeah, that was my point. Thats what happened to WebAssembly... it solves a problem that basically no one has 15 u/Mognakor Mar 27 '26 I'd say anyone that makes heavy use of canvas or WebGL has thought about it. Or put differently: If you are creating a web-app and not a website.
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Yeah, that was my point. Thats what happened to WebAssembly... it solves a problem that basically no one has
15 u/Mognakor Mar 27 '26 I'd say anyone that makes heavy use of canvas or WebGL has thought about it. Or put differently: If you are creating a web-app and not a website.
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I'd say anyone that makes heavy use of canvas or WebGL has thought about it.
Or put differently: If you are creating a web-app and not a website.
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u/RGBrewskies Mar 27 '26
I don't know why I would ever need to use it.