Learn how WebAssembly vs. JavaScript compare. Let's explore how they work, their differences, and this burning question: is WASM better than JavaScript?

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WebAssembly (WASM) was designed with a single aim: to execute efficient modern browser-based apps at high-performance levels. It is a low-level, bytecode, assembly-like language designed to run natively on the web. We take a long hard look at WebAssembly, how it works, what makes it different from JavaScript, and the last burning question: is it better than JavaScript?

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<p>Great article! Except for the closing, which incorrectly and unnecessarily raises the question of whether WebAssembly will replace JavaScript.</p>
