The talk was amusing but much less interesting than it could be. Yes, we have adapters and shims and they make interfacing easier, sometimes. I guess after al

The talk was amusing but much less interesting than it could be. Yes, we have adapters and shims and they make interfacing easier, sometimes. I guess after all these years of waiting for WebAssembly to actually be useful (as in: I can write apps as easily as I can on desktop, with similar performance, but with the safety guarantees of a web sandbox), I finally realized what I wanted: web pages that are backed by virtual machines. Every page is just a view into a VM's framebuffer. User events are delivered just like X11 or win32 events. The page works like a desktop app. Any code that can run in a VM, can run in the window. After all, the browser is just an inner platform and you should be able to run an virtual machine in your inner platform.