I would like to rectify that LLRT is mostly community contributed and one guy from AWS (Hi Richard!). There are many businesses using LLRT modules (I worked a lot on making it modular) and rquickjs.

I am a maintainer of both and I wrote a couple of modules myself. There is no better JS runtime for Rust IMO, it is based on quickjs-ng (a fork of quickjs initially due to quickjs inactivity but not both projects are active and have diverged) with a lot of the major Node/WinterJS APIs.

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LinguaBrowse 4 days ago | parent [-]

Oh right, thanks for the insight. Wondering how to rephrase it. Did AWS at least create it, or fund it?

rquickjs looks like a good one to include in the article. I've just edited it into the polyglot engines section (I think I've got a mix of engines and runtimes in there at this point anyway).

	▲	Sytten 4 days ago \| parent [-]
		AWS created it and it is still under their name but under the labs thing which means it is a "side project". Unsure how I would phrase it, but just wanted to acknowledge the community and businesses that are building it (maybe stewardship?)