Yeah like other snide comments mention - not sure this is that useful or something we really want.
Like, I get the company wanting to sell services to people who might do wasm stuff, the whole quip about cross platform CLI? I don't think devs care, we have multiple tools for that already, thanks, generally I dont think CLIs are selling points to the "end user". If they are, small niche market with crossover with said devs.
The rest of it, been there done that, JVM, JavaBeans. The point of wasm was to allow better browser experiences, not build components in another esoteric runtime. In this regard Wasm is no different than any other scripting language, and this product is another dime a dozen 'enterprise offering', with all the usual pitfall that comes with. "Developers aren't Operators"? Ugh. "We want to chain you to your desk and churn out crappy feature after feature onto our already unmaintainable pile of slop"
Like, I get the company wanting to sell services to people who might do wasm stuff, the whole quip about cross platform CLI? I don't think devs care, we have multiple tools for that already, thanks, generally I dont think CLIs are selling points to the "end user". If they are, small niche market with crossover with said devs.
The rest of it, been there done that, JVM, JavaBeans. The point of wasm was to allow better browser experiences, not build components in another esoteric runtime. In this regard Wasm is no different than any other scripting language, and this product is another dime a dozen 'enterprise offering', with all the usual pitfall that comes with. "Developers aren't Operators"? Ugh. "We want to chain you to your desk and churn out crappy feature after feature onto our already unmaintainable pile of slop"
Dislike.