[NTARelix]

The content of the series describes creating something like the beginnings of a Deno alternative, upon which the reader could fully recreate Deno or Node.js. It seems to me that the core idea presented is "a JavaScript/TypeScript interface to Rust". The thing that most interests me about something like this is not making yet another alternative to Deno or Node.js, but the potential for adding a scripting language to an application or framework written in Rust. I'm thinking like Python scripting of Blender, Lua as a scripting/modding layer for a game engine, scripting of Tiled with JS, an Electron alternative using GTK, your own browser.