Sure it does. And the myriad of languages that pop up to support WASM will work infinitely better. ES6 was a huge step forward, but it's still a long way from a real language like C#.
I suspect Javascript development will always be a thing, but that front end development will fracture into multiple different languages and runtimes as full WASM support comes online.
While I can agree that C# has tons of language features that make it more powerful than JavaScript, I take issue with the idea that those features are the defining characteristic of a "real" language. I think there are many reasons to choose C# over JS, but there are also a non-trivial of reasons to make the opposite choice.
Sure it does. And the myriad of languages that pop up to support WASM will work infinitely better. ES6 was a huge step forward, but it's still a long way from a real language like C#.
I suspect Javascript development will always be a thing, but that front end development will fracture into multiple different languages and runtimes as full WASM support comes online.