WebAssembly Specification Prototype
I can't wait until the first time I have to maintain something someone compiled into this monstrosity.  The minimal performance gains will be <i>so</i> worth destroying the debuggable web.<p>Sorry for the snark, but watching this slow-motion trainwreck plow into the Open Web that I love is excruciating.<p>Pre-edit to respond to the inevitable "But you already can't read and debug minified JS": yeah, you actually can if you're good enough.  I do it all the time... my complaint is that the bar for "good enough" is being moved from "can read and debug scripting language" to "can read and debug Assembly"... which I know you <i>can</i> do, but geez. I guess what I'm saying is the Open Web should only run on (reasonably) readable languages.  Hate JS?  Stand in line, but if you want to replace it on the web, replace it with something a normal person could interpret without a compiler.