And for just that give up all the freedom docker runtimes give us? I don’t want to be forced to use go or rust - maybe I’d like to use bash, node or even the jvm depending on the problem I need to solve.
And I don’t understand why docker is supporting this as docker + wasm makes no sense at all as wasm wants to replace docker as the runtime provider …
> And for just that give up all the freedom docker runtimes give us?
Constraints give you freedom because they allow you to make guarantees. Checksums, reliable test suites, and good software abstractions are all examples.
> I don’t want to be forced to use go or rust - maybe I’d like to use bash, node or even the jvm depending on the problem I need to solve.
And I don’t understand why docker is supporting this as docker + wasm makes no sense at all as wasm wants to replace docker as the runtime provider …