3 ms·
Interesting, they're trying to base their credibility on Docker because they had a falling out with the official WASM community. They also quote an old tweet f
by benatkin 3y ago
Interesting, they're trying to base their credibility on Docker because they had a falling out with the official WASM community.
They also quote an old tweet from the founder of Docker, and I can't see any new tweets about Wasmer from him: https://twitter.com/search?q=wasmer%20solomonstre&src=typed_query&f=live https://twitter.com/search?q=wasmer%20solomonstre&src=typed_... He tweeted about a competitor to WAPM, a Wasmer product: https://twitter.com/solomonstre/status/1584817684172005376 https://twitter.com/solomonstre/status/1584817684172005376 It seems likely that shykes moved along from Wasmer along with many others. If there were a time for him to indicate he's still emotionally invested in Wasmer, this would be it!
- brabel 3y agoWhat exactly is your point? Wasmer is doing some pretty good work on top of WASM... There are some pretty neat stuff they have developed, mostly open source as far as I know... why should anyone care who is "moving away" from them?
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- epilys 3y agoIt's worse than that in reality. The runtime is supported by the great wasmer employees. The rest of wasmer is in a constant state of bullshitting themselves and the public. Look what year they started, how many years it has been since then, how many products they have launched since, how many weird and sociopathic and narcissistic displays the company has on public record. Also, of course you can ask other former employees and they'd tell you the same: work culture is toxic. In fact the list of ex-employees is huge because of this... I'm thankful I quit fast enough. If any throwaway account replies to me, you'd know who it is.