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Subject: Re: Any chance of programming a web frontend in Ada 2012?
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On Tuesday, June 8, 2021 at 9:22:55 AM UTC-6, Max Reznik wrote:
> Speaking about "a single language" for frontend and backend. There was an idea to port Annex E (DSA) to AdaWebPack and use it as a communication channel between a web server written in Ada and WebAssembly client part. 

I've been advocating this idea [well similar, I'm nor a fan of WASM] for years now.
Seriously: The DSA has the potential to be the Ada equivalent of being the "killer app" or "killer feature" for getting use.