I'm very excited by this, especially the idea of a bash shell with wasmer.sh because so much code depends on a shell to work, and it's the core thing needed to

I'm very excited by this, especially the idea of a bash shell with wasmer.sh because so much code depends on a shell to work, and it's the core thing needed to be productive. I couldn't get Python to run in the wasmer.sh shell though with the included wasmer in wasmer command (great inception potential). If it had some kind of compiler or make, that could be really promising. The Linux JS projects aim at emulating specific CPU architectures in the browser, which is probably not that different, but with WASM at least you know it's meant to be portable from the start.