This is great. We’ve been chatting with Docker for a little bit (I’m Syrus, from Wasmer) and it’s great to see that they are making progress on improving the developer experience around WebAssembly.
However, I see Docker (and thus, Kubernetes) is as technologies of the past (I don’t intend to start any flamewar, I really believe this by heart).
Metal compute (Web 1.0) lead to VMs which then lead to Containers (Web 2.0 / Cloud) and now we are seeing what the next wave will look like thanks to WebAssembly.
Of course, there’s ton of profit that has been generated thanks to the added complexity of current technologies and abstractions.
We have now the opportunity to rethink what the future will look like. Long live Wasm
However, I see Docker (and thus, Kubernetes) is as technologies of the past (I don’t intend to start any flamewar, I really believe this by heart). Metal compute (Web 1.0) lead to VMs which then lead to Containers (Web 2.0 / Cloud) and now we are seeing what the next wave will look like thanks to WebAssembly.
Of course, there’s ton of profit that has been generated thanks to the added complexity of current technologies and abstractions.
We have now the opportunity to rethink what the future will look like. Long live Wasm