Really interesting article but the ending is a little weird. > This might mean Isolate-based Serverless is only for newer, more modern, applications in the imm

Really interesting article but the ending is a little weird. > This might mean Isolate-based Serverless is only for newer, more modern, applications in the immediate future. It sounds like you're implying unless your app is written with Node or Go / Rust then it must be legacy. That's not really fair to say. Plenty of modern apps are built with Python, Ruby and Elixir. I don't know if they are all webassembly compile targets, but in either case, you should probably rewrite that to be less "better write everything in Node or you're a dinosaur!".