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Oh okay, that’s really informative. So is the idea that you send compiled binaries to the client to run in xlangs runtime?
by elamje 8y ago
Oh okay, that’s really informative. So is the idea that you send compiled binaries to the client to run in xlangs runtime?
- nostrademons 8y agoYeah, it's useful for any platform that wants to run third-party code in a remote sandbox. That includes cryptocurrency platforms that run arbitrary code as part of the mining process; PaaS or FaaS ("serverless") offerings that handle the scalability aspects of running your code while letting you supply the business logic; or other runtimes yet to be developed. It's handy for these platforms because it lets users write their code in any language with a WebAssembly backend without being locked into a specific language.