[pjmlp]

No I cannot, because I usually don't use the programming languages it supports.

[locknitpicker]

> No I cannot, because I usually don't use the programming languages it supports.

You didn't even bothered to open the link, as it covers how the blogger vibecoded a couple of projects that convert existing projects built with different languages+frameworks to run on Cloudflare Workers.

[pjmlp]

Yes, and that is exactlyt the problem, some of us do read the articles before posting.

[locknitpicker]

> Yes, and that is exactlyt the problem, some of us do read the articles before posting.

Some of us do. You clearly prefered to jump to comments without doing it.

[pjmlp]

You clearly were seated by my side when I decided to read that page, incredible.

Some lotto numbers for me as well?

[fragmede]

Given that they support WASM, which then means they support traditional compiled languages life C, C++, Golang, and Rust, what're you using, Malbodge?

[pjmlp]

Yeah, they are the only ones everyone uses, there is nothing else.

And even those, have you ever tried anything beyond printf debugging? I bet not.

[MallocVoidstar]

What language are you using that can't compile to WASM and isn't otherwise supported?

[pjmlp]

Java, C# for example.

Yeah, they are supported depending on the semantic interpretation of what the English word supported means.

As long one is happy with printf debugging, a language subset, and gimmick toolchains.

[fragmede]

I like how it took you two replies to just say Java and C#, for example. Like, can't you just ask for what you want? Who hurt you?

[totaa]

brainfuck