[danpalmer]

Awesome. I'm pretty unfamiliar with the Wolfram Language, but my understanding that the power of it came from the fact it was very batteries-included in terms of standard library and even data connections (like historical weather or stock market data).

What exactly does Woxi implement? Is it an open source implementation of the core language? Do you have to bring your own standard library or can you use the proprietary one? How do data connections fit into the sandboxing?

I realise I may be uninformed enough here that some of these might not make sense though, interested to learn.

[adius]

Yes, we agree that a lot of the value comes from the huge standard library. That's why we try to implement as much of it as possible. Right now we support more than 900 functions. All the Data functions will be a little more complicated of course, but they could e.g make a request to online data archives (ourworldindata.org, wikidata.org, …). So I think it's definitely doable.

We also want to provide an option for users to add their own functions to the standard library. So if they e.g. need `FinancialData[]` they could implement it themselves and provide it as a standard library function.