* Grab A, some software that can be compiled to Java bytecode [1]. * Grab B, some software that can run wasm [2]. * Run A on B. Just one example, since this

* Grab A, some software that can be compiled to Java bytecode [1]. * Grab B, some software that can run wasm [2]. * Run A on B. Just one example, since this "algorithm" can generate endless combinations! You could create some game logic in Kotlin, Clojure or Scala, compile it to WASM, and run it on Taca [3] (a runtime for multimedia wasm apps that runs native and in browsers). -- 1: from TeaVM front page: "the source code is not required to be Java, so TeaVM successfully compiles Kotlin and Scala" 2: There are many projects out there embedding some WASM runtime, not just browsers. 3: https://github.com/contextfreeinfo/taca https://github.com/contextfreeinfo/taca