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Michael2016-10-16 18:43:07
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Michael, 2016-10-16 18:43:07

Won't WebAssembly kill node.js?

Hello. Now webassembly is under development, that is, in two or three years, everyone, apparently, will write on the client using it. Won't this nullify the usefulness of all JS and the node in particular?
I write on node. And somehow scary

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@mak_ufo

As already mentioned, WebAssembly is the ability to use optimized bytecode for performance-critical areas. And, unexpectedly, this can lead to an even greater distribution of the node, because as part of the implementation of the standard, this feature will be written down directly into v8, from where it migrates to the node, which will allow using WebAssembly on the server, replacing it with node-gyp in some places, which is not always correct in terms of cross-platform.

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Philipp, 2016-10-16
@zoonman

Нет. Вы путаете клиентскую сторону и серверную.
node.js предназначена для работы на сервере. WebAssembly - запуск ресурсоемких приложений на клиенте.

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Rou1997, 2016-10-16
@Rou1997

Сейчас в разработке находится webassembly, то есть года через два-три все, видимо, будут писать на клиенте с помощью него.

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Vyacheslav Shindin, 2018-03-16
@pro_co_ru

No.
WebAssembly and node.js are designed for different purposes, and they complement each other very well, not substitutes.

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