Keith, do you plan to support other languages beyond javascript?
This brings me back to 2004 when I used to work for Safeco.
Business analysts / insurance agents would write business rules in VB.NET. Engineers would write application / integration code which would execute the business rules (both languages compiled to the .NET runtime so were compatible)
Candidly: not immediately. There’s a lot of stuff we do that’s a Hard Problem (TM) to get working across a bunch of different languages, mostly associated with static analysis of code / Abstract Syntax Tree parsing. We’ve foregone multiple language support for now to focus on enabling people to be deeply productive with JavaScript by being highly opinionated.
This brings me back to 2004 when I used to work for Safeco. Business analysts / insurance agents would write business rules in VB.NET. Engineers would write application / integration code which would execute the business rules (both languages compiled to the .NET runtime so were compatible)