@yglukhov Very good point! I'll admit I have no love for JS (I prefer
statically-typed languages, and I have trouble taking seriously a language
without even a built-in 64-bit integer type, or in this case _any_ integer
type). So, I tend to _forget_ about JS. BUT, with something like ASM.js, the
performance might just be "good enough". That means one _could_, potentially,
code in Nim and run the code on some cloud-provider serverless API (or some OSS
clone thereof), without having to built it all oneself. Nice!