<ul><li>The rise of WebAssembly (Wasm) has sparked debates about Java's future in a world where near-native web performance is possible without the JVM.</li><li>WebAssembly challenges Java with its near-native speed in browsers, polyglot flexibility, and server-side disruption.</li><li>Java could adapt through GraalVM's Wasm integration, Kotlin/Wasm experimentation, or the possibility of a WASI-enabled JVM.</li><li>In a performance showdown, Wasm wins on startup time, but Java still dominates in long-running processes.</li><li>Java might still thrive in enterprise applications, Android development, and big data, while potentially embracing Wasm for frontend modules.</li></ul>

Java in 2030: Will It Survive WebAssembly?

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