Wasm is designed to be compiled from higher-level languages that can run the client code, therefore replacing the need of JavaScript.
This allows client-side applications writting in languages such as C#, Python or Java.
Interesting to know is that Wasm is already shipped and supported by all major browsers.
I'm surprised, that webassembly (Wasm) has not been mentioned yet.
Wasm is designed to be compiled from higher-level languages that can run the client code, therefore replacing the need of JavaScript.
This allows client-side applications writting in languages such as C#, Python or Java.
Interesting to know is that Wasm is already shipped and supported by all major browsers.
A few interesting tech specific links: