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by hoodchatham
813 days ago
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I certainly think there's an 80/20 rule here. Most packages are not very hard to port, and generally the ones that are hard to build use features like threads and multiprocessing, graphics cards, raw sockets, green threads, or other capabilities that have no obvious analogue in a webassembly runtime. As we mention in the blog post, the biggest issues are around supporting server and request packages since they are clearly useful in cloudflare workers but are difficult to port because they frequently use raw sockets and some form of concurrency. |
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(Myself and Hood above are the folks who implemented Python Workers)