The problem I see here is that it's a complete re-invention of everything, from the transport protocols to the UI, everything gets redone. He didn't talk about

The problem I see here is that it's a complete re-invention of everything, from the transport protocols to the UI, everything gets redone. He didn't talk about how the client will be implemented yet, but it's certain that it's going to be a presentation layer based on Qt without any HTML or CSS involved. This is not a web technology, by definition. It's not the future of the web, it's some other thing that may be better or worse than the web (probably both). It's a new internet technology designed to replace the web in its entirety. I'm curious how the entire stack is going to work, and I'll be one of the first people to make a toy project with it, but it looks like it's going to be some time until anyone can actually try it out. What this project requires even more than technology is clout and visibility, so Crockford is probably one of very few people who meet the prerequisites to give this a shot.