Future of the Web
summary
Panelists debate a paid V+ monetization model built on open source that companies already test while hobbyists gripe, and report early interest from Angular and other communities. They say JavaScript/Node lacks easy concurrency so teams are parallelizing JS plugins in Rust for build tools. Concrete wishlist items include native scope CSS and an async context API plus inline modules. Conversation also highlights WebAssembly/WebGL for new experiences, agents-as-browsers, and instant URL deployment as practical, near-term shifts.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and panelists
- 1:04Discussion on Void Zero
- 4:26Remote guest introduction
- 5:55Language maturity and features
- 8:30Unsolved problems in the web
- 12:51The future of browsers and AI
- 17:02Practical AI and web growth
- 20:06Future standards and tools
- 23:56Quick fire Q&A
