wondering aloud... perhaps we need something like WASM, but for HTML... in other words, a way for a server to ship pre-compiled DOM (not an html string) directly to the layout engine, bypassing the HTML parser -- same way WASM bypasses the JS parser with pre-compiled byte code.
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I'm happy to hear that parse times are improving. But that doesn't change the fact that WASM came about in (not insignificant part) because of that selling point. Google's not the only one...pic.twitter.com/JzzixFxj8t
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We could move more off. It's also just a memory / performance trade-off (minus some current issues that make compiling more early on actually slower on the main thread even if we compile off-thread), and we care about V8's memory usage quite a bit too.
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It was established knowledge for a long time that the Earth was flat :-)
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