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Enterprise SPA dashboards

Data visualization and analytics portals

Interactive scientific applications

Internal tools for Go teams

Client-side computation-heavy apps

Smaller WASM binaries with optimized compiler

Better debugging and DevTools support

Enhanced JS interop patterns

Improved concurrency in browser runtime

Integration with Go frontend frameworks if developed

DOM-heavy SPAs needing ultra-low latency

Small apps where setup overhead is unnecessary

Projects needing large JS framework ecosystem

Highly interactive games requiring GPU access

Applications needing minimal WASM binary size

Go-WASM allows Go code to run in the browser via WebAssembly.

Supports goroutines, channels, and standard Go library.

Interoperates with JavaScript using `syscall/js`.

Enables SPA, computation-heavy, and client-side Go logic.

Ideal for Go developers wanting to extend Go ecosystem to the browser.

Is Go-WASM production-ready?

Yes - supported officially since Go 1.11.

Can I call JavaScript from Go?

Yes - via `syscall/js` package.

Can I use goroutines in browser?

Yes, with some runtime constraints.

Does Go-WASM work with SPAs?

Yes, but may need JS interop for DOM manipulation.

Is debugging hard?

Debugging WASM is more complex; use console logs and DevTools.