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This is a longer term goal of speeding up the core by utilising web assembly to handle non-DOM related computations. At this point I know next to nothing about web assembly, so if anyone wants to help out on this then I'm all ears. It might make the step to incorporation into the browser one step closer too, but I don't know enough to make that judgement call at the moment.
This hasn't come about due to any concerns about speed particularly, but it might be a next logical step. The plan would be to convert non-DOM related functions over to web assembly. I'm hoping the functional nature of the core as it stands should make this relatively straight-forward if a use case is set up that works.
This is a longer term goal of speeding up the core by utilising web assembly to handle non-DOM related computations. At this point I know next to nothing about web assembly, so if anyone wants to help out on this then I'm all ears. It might make the step to incorporation into the browser one step closer too, but I don't know enough to make that judgement call at the moment.
This hasn't come about due to any concerns about speed particularly, but it might be a next logical step. The plan would be to convert non-DOM related functions over to web assembly. I'm hoping the functional nature of the core as it stands should make this relatively straight-forward if a use case is set up that works.