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I would say that being a success instead of a failure is something new. The JVM was successful but not for plugins, nor for embedded safety. Also the fact that
by afiori 7y ago
I would say that being a success instead of a failure is something new. The JVM was successful but not for plugins, nor for embedded safety.
Also the fact that many vendors have reached a consensus on both a MVP and an update process to future features looks like a win. If Sun, Microsoft, Apple, and Google had all been on board with the (supposedly free software) JVM the story would have been very different.
- pjmlp 7y agoIronically WebAssembly advocacy keeps being defensive against JVM, while cleverly forgetting the dozens of other formats that also offered similar capabilities, including executing C derived languages.