I totally understand that CPython is too heavy to build for WebAssembly and the limitations of Transcrypt are very reasonable for what the Transcrypt project is

I totally understand that CPython is too heavy to build for WebAssembly and the limitations of Transcrypt are very reasonable for what the Transcrypt project is aiming to do. It's neat that it works at all as a backdoor way to run some Python-looking code on CF and it's a cool OSS project. But I also don't think that a light transpiler is ever going to get anywhere close to a "real" Python developer experience. Python has an enormous standard library and Transcrypt implements almost none of it. The standard library is core to what makes Python Python. If I can't use any of the built-in functions that I know and love, I don't think it's really fair to claim I'm using Python except in a very superficial way. I think the disappointment is that I was excited to have an alternative to Google Cloud Functions and AWS Lambda (which both more or less support Python "for real"). This feels more like 20% support in my opinion.