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In your view, why does it not make sense? It certainly seems appealing as a universal runtime, and lives up to its claims as long as things like WASI get standa

by kbaker 4y ago

In your view, why does it not make sense? It certainly seems appealing as a universal runtime, and lives up to its claims as long as things like WASI get standardized.

sanxiyn 4y ago
It doesn't make much sense because if you want a universal runtime, JVM is a better choice.
- int_19h 4y ago
  That very much depends on what you need a runtime for. JVM bytecode semantics are not a good match for something like C++ or Rust.