No clock. No filesystem. No network interfaces. Just off the top of my head ;)
I recall when the golang folks were building the golang playland. Many similar issues. I think it's just hosted on server now.
I recall when the golang folks were building the golang playland. Many similar issues. I think it's just hosted on server now.
It's limited but there is filesystem access and you could always just make your own ramfs.
>No network
Websockets are allowed to connect to arbitrary IPs. It would be nice if you could give apps permissions for TCP/UDP but what most people do is have a websocket "adapter" server of some kind that at least lets you connect to the local services. Others (like jslinux) will do TUN/TAP over websockets which is horrendous but does technically work.
I am down for WebUDP. It will happen. Though it's been 5+ years
The Need for WebUDP