More serious reply: us and Mojo have similar visions of where the world is going. The key difference between us is that Mojo is itself a new programming language. Sure, it supports Python, but it doesn't actually compile Python. It simply delegates all interactions with Python code to the CPython interpreter: https://docs.modular.com/mojo/why-mojo/#compatibility-with-p...
But beyond that, our goal is meeting devs where they are. This means that beyond just compiling Python code, we provide SDKs for different frameworks (JavaScript, Kotlin, Swift, React Native, Unity, etc) that devs can use to run these functions within their applications, in as little as two lines of code.
We're very (very) focused on developers shipping products that use Function. We're already embedded in web apps, apps on the App Store, Play Store, and other places.
But beyond that, our goal is meeting devs where they are. This means that beyond just compiling Python code, we provide SDKs for different frameworks (JavaScript, Kotlin, Swift, React Native, Unity, etc) that devs can use to run these functions within their applications, in as little as two lines of code.
We're very (very) focused on developers shipping products that use Function. We're already embedded in web apps, apps on the App Store, Play Store, and other places.