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Yeah, I was thinking about this, but at that point there's not much reason to prefer a vm over just writing a server that's compiled to wasm, if you're going to
by foota 5y ago
Yeah, I was thinking about this, but at that point there's not much reason to prefer a vm over just writing a server that's compiled to wasm, if you're going to have to write something that renders via javascript instead of serving http?
- foota 5y agoCome to think of it, this kind of looks like an isomorphic SPA if you squint enough.
- neurostimulant 5y agoHaving a vm means you get to use a huge amount of pre-existing softwares instead of writing them by yourself, and even expose them on webrtc using something like webrtc-socket-proxy. Ideally you'll just need to write some glue code to tie them all.