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Came here to say the same thing, excellent name. For people who aren't aware, Chicory has long been used (e.g. in Europe during WW2) as a coffee substitute, an
by gregschlom 2y ago
Came here to say the same thing, excellent name.
For people who aren't aware, Chicory has long been used (e.g. in Europe during WW2) as a coffee substitute, and Java is another name for coffee, thus Chicory is a substitute for Java.
Edit: I originally thought Chicory was a JVM replacement using WebAssembly (e.g. to run Java applets in modern browsers, using WebAssembly). It appears that it's actually a WebAssembly runtime, to run WebAssembly code on the JVM. So the name is a lot less cool than I thought it was.