For performance and to improve the development workflow.
WebAssembly looks amazing. Much faster web applications. Then you have stuff like Hudini which will let you create custom DOM elements and allow open source web frameworks to provide really sane DOM element offerings.
WebAssembly has the largest potential. Just look at Microsofts Blazor project. If you do any .NET Blazor looks even more amazing! Then Microsoft also has React Native for Windows.
> For performance and to improve the development workflow.
If it's for performance, the community as a whole seems to have failed entirely. Svelte looks like an exception, sure, but websites generally use more CPU time, more RAM, more bandwidth than they did 10 years ago even when they don't do anything significantly different, functionally.
WebAssembly looks amazing. Much faster web applications. Then you have stuff like Hudini which will let you create custom DOM elements and allow open source web frameworks to provide really sane DOM element offerings.
WebAssembly has the largest potential. Just look at Microsofts Blazor project. If you do any .NET Blazor looks even more amazing! Then Microsoft also has React Native for Windows.