I have 20 years of experience writing software with hundreds and hundreds of other developers for mega dot coms that indicates many, possibly most, developers do everything possible to hide from tree structures. I don’t know why that is because it’s neither scary nor challenging.
It’s also strange that my prior comment here is maximally downvoted when the similar comment it linked to was upvoted to triple digits. This further reaffirms my assumption that WASM primarily appeals to insecure developers.
I can understand how developers would be scared of tree structures. This doesn't make sense when you specifically call out people with degrees however, as we worked with trees to a fault in my Computer Science degree. But maybe I'm reading too much into this - there are different "college eduction" paths people may take that are not Computer Science.
It’s also strange that my prior comment here is maximally downvoted when the similar comment it linked to was upvoted to triple digits. This further reaffirms my assumption that WASM primarily appeals to insecure developers.