This thread could use some pointless grumpy whining. (Or at least that's all I can contribute right now.)
I'm wondering about the future of `nim js`. Nim has invested considerable effort into the JS backend - time that could have been invested into delivering a more competitive "product" with just the C backend, stabilization, documentation, etc. Then WASM comes along and (although it's not fully baked _yet_ ) it seems that Nim's JS backend efforts are now somewhat less valuable... And remember - you are mortal! _Be depressed... Be very very depressed..._ Fin.
