Wasm is the stack created by the Wasm architecture spec and its instructions, an interpreter for that (think VM), and whatever language you are compiling into Web Assembly (js, go, rust, python, c#…). More and more languages are gaining support to compile them to Wasm (the same way they can be compiled to amd64, arm architecture, etc).
It’s like comparing apples with a grocery store. Also, yes Wasm is better!
Wasm is the stack created by the Wasm architecture spec and its instructions, an interpreter for that (think VM), and whatever language you are compiling into Web Assembly (js, go, rust, python, c#…). More and more languages are gaining support to compile them to Wasm (the same way they can be compiled to amd64, arm architecture, etc).
It’s like comparing apples with a grocery store. Also, yes Wasm is better!
once webassembly can directly interface with the DOM I will happily switch to writing my webapps in C++
You mean, like this? :P