Yesterday I found an answer request in my Quora inbox.
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The best possible answer would be in form of Infographic

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Why EOS plays an important role here?

If you are into web development, it would be a right time to get familiar with [Wasm](http://webassembly.org/) A stand for WebAssembly. The ability to write C code and compile it WASM is amazing. What's more amazing, is uploading compiled WASM to EOS Blockchain.

Check the 10 months old post by @dantheman [here]( https://steemit.com/eos/@dantheman/web-assembly-on-eos-50-000-transfers-per-second).

So far, Wasm is supported by Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Microsoft Edge.

Adoption of Wasm within EOS could be a game changer, finally putting Javascript to serve what's intended for - a lightweight operations rather then complex web applications.

In conclusion, EOS could become an early adopter pushing the technology into the mainstream, finally solving the decades old  technologies built on a tower of mistakes, redesigning the Web as we know it from scratch with unbeatable performances, finally putting the javascript on it's place, while allowing development in "almost" pure C.

If it happens that you are a system programer, this is probably something you would like to live enough to experience.

Web Dev People, get familiar with Wasm. It is most likely a technology that would finally bridge the gap between web developers and system programmers / engineers making our life much easier :)