expresscpp VS dodrio

I bench-marked using Intel vTune.

for loop is interesting. It's why Tensorflow Core written in C++ instead Java.

I don't know any complex C++ program that employ their own GCs when C++ has RAII which is superior to GC.

Just give a try for C++11/14/17 and you will see which one is more maintainable and expressive.

Look at Chromium codebase. It's the most beautiful codebase I've ever been to.

I've done a lot of CRUD web apps in C++ using expresscpp [1] and I would say it's easy as ABC.

A lot of Java folks haven't tried C++11/14/17 (Modern C++).

C++ is Zen of OOP.

[1] https://github.com/expresscpp/expresscpp

Doesn't seem to stop MS with Blazor (.Net), Rust, and a few others from doing this. Also, there are plenty of games running in web assembly using bindings for things like WebGL and openal via similar bindings. As far as I know the current situation is pretty workable already and getting better. E.g. garbage collection is coming pretty soon.

I guess it depends on what you are doing. For most people doing web assembly, the point is avoiding dealing with/minimizing the need for interacting with javascript. But still, it seems there are some nice virtual dom options for Rust: https://github.com/fitzgen/dodrio that are allededly fast and performant (not a Rust programmer myself).