GraalVM: Java's Polygot Future, A New Way to Run JS - Bristol JS - February 2020

Kris Foster - Lightening talk - GraalVM - Java's Polyglot future, or, new ways to run JS

A quick intro into GraalVM, the new polygot run time from Oracle that can run JS / Node , Python, Ruby and how you can use it to build Polyglot programs

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Hi! If I compile a polyglot program (which uses some JS code) to a native image and run it, would be the JS code interpreted or executed directly? Thank you! 🙂