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I just wondered though, from a birds eye view, does using wasm effectively give you control of everything within the "frame" of your browser?
Can I get rid of the DOM(boilerplate aside), get rid of CSS?
For example HTMLCanvasElement is a flat surface. I can do what I want within it as a scene graph renderer.
Could I do that with wasm? Could I invent my own 2D entities (x, y, width, height). My own 2D Constraints resize like Apple Devices etc?
I just wondered though, from a birds eye view, does using wasm effectively give you control of everything within the "frame" of your browser?
Can I get rid of the DOM(boilerplate aside), get rid of CSS?
For example HTMLCanvasElement is a flat surface. I can do what I want within it as a scene graph renderer.
Could I do that with wasm? Could I invent my own 2D entities (x, y, width, height). My own 2D Constraints resize like Apple Devices etc?