Did anyone here work with WebAssembly? .-. Like for real-life scenarios and not just a hobby
I thought it'd be a bigger deal by now specially for SPAs and corporate web-based dashboards

but i havent seen much of it irl

Ask the people at autodesk I guess.

blazor WASM looks pretty interesting for exactly this, but especially for dashboard purposes, serverside rendering work just fine, and it saves the overhead of writing an API.

Wasm wasn't made with UI in mind so no surprise you won't find it in typical SPA/dashboards

It's for number crunching, emulation, sandboxing, etc
Afaik figma and StackBlitz use it

So far wasm is still pretty boring. No DOM access and no garbage collector yet. In a few years it might actually make sense

I did work on a larger project with wasm, in current state it's good for compute, for anything else using JS was a better choice.

Building decent UI's with wasm is possible today, but I don't recommend it yet, wait a few years for a spec to be finished as currently it lacks a lot of features you'd want when building web apps.

@12bitfloat mentioned two big ones, memory management and DOM access, and I would add network access to the list - for my projects I will switch once they are supported, I don't like JS, but in the current state wasm is inferior option for anything other than compute

I looked into it, but was disappointed in the state of threading at the time.