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Yes, it is baity and the article clearly admits to it. But it also clearly has PyPy and CPython in the title which is important. I don't read as "suck it python
by jkrems 12y ago
Yes, it is baity and the article clearly admits to it. But it also clearly has PyPy and CPython in the title which is important. I don't read as "suck it python users" but as "great news, python users: if your code runs okay in CPython today, you could be running it in the browser with decent performance soon!". If anything it's a "suck it JS, we can now run real languages in the browser!"