I don't see how people will start using a completely new way python is running.
If you are just experimenting and having fun, sure. But would you bet your company or many many months of developpement on this? What happen if you get random bugs?
The advantage need to be extremely high to make it worth it. Maybe for specialized work that need to happen at the edge and then, why not use js instead that is the bedrock of this implementation?
Cloudflare's engineering is top notch. I wouldn't expect anything different than what you would get from any of the other major cloud providers.
Workers are also extremely fast/performant and inexpensive... if you are working on a company those two aspects can be fairly important to the success of some types of companies.
If you are just experimenting and having fun, sure. But would you bet your company or many many months of developpement on this? What happen if you get random bugs?
The advantage need to be extremely high to make it worth it. Maybe for specialized work that need to happen at the edge and then, why not use js instead that is the bedrock of this implementation?