But WASM is weirdly allergic to the DOM and to javascript. The core, fundamental interfaces are terrible and highly disputed, so it will be restricted to mainly-WASM apps for some time.
That’s only a problem if your goal is to keep on doing the same old web apps the same old way, just delegating part of the program logic to WASM which, I agree, will be more complicated. But if you’re going to use WASM why limit yourself to using the DOM and JavaScript? Why not use a programming environment that lets you use more sophisticated tools?
