Extensibility is generally a useful feature for many applications. WebAssembly (WASM) has been used originally to port non-JavaScript applications to the browser, and now it's starting to gain traction on the backend as well. It may be a way to support a polyglot plugin system, allowing contributors to code functionality in their preferred programming language and have it run sandboxed within the application.
This is not so much a feature request, just a way to get your thoughts on this, if you were already aware of it.
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Extensibility is generally a useful feature for many applications. WebAssembly (WASM) has been used originally to port non-JavaScript applications to the browser, and now it's starting to gain traction on the backend as well. It may be a way to support a polyglot plugin system, allowing contributors to code functionality in their preferred programming language and have it run sandboxed within the application.
This is not so much a feature request, just a way to get your thoughts on this, if you were already aware of it.