JS gets compiled to a WebAssembly-like bytecode which then gets interpreted. What WebAssembly gives us is the opportunity to skip this first compilation step, hence the better performance.
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I didn't realize Javascript compiled to native code.
JS gets compiled to a WebAssembly-like bytecode which then gets interpreted. What WebAssembly gives us is the opportunity to skip this first compilation step, hence the better performance.