> If it can manage to only use a megabyte or two of RAM as overhead I can seriously consider it Lets see if we can make this happen! If you are interested I wo

> If it can manage to only use a megabyte or two of RAM as overhead I can seriously consider it Lets see if we can make this happen! If you are interested I would love to help. I have been looking at making Pion WebRTC work with TinyGo, then it would work really well! > I come off as arrogant in my previous comment You are fine! Everyone has different communication styles. You bring up valid points, and I really appreciate your enthusiasm. Earlier in my career it would have hurt though, but I have been through much worse. I will work on adding a spell checker to travis, not sure how else to stop something like that from happening again. > "Pure C"--is extremely disappointing I walk two very distinct paths in life. At one time I work on Pion and have very idealistic goals. I am proud that it builds fast, it is accessible, community owned and safe code. The unfortunate reality is that many people are never going to use it and those that use it usually aren't in the position to pay. The majority of the working hours in my last two years have been on it. There is a demand for the C SDK. People have things they want to build, and I want to empower them. I agree that C has issues, but all I can do is try to fight that (sanitizers, fuzzing, code coverage). I am excited about what people are going to build with it. I try to be pragmatic, and my paying work lets me go and accomplish things like Pion.