The obvious approach to running Java in the browser is to just boot the container, wait for a shell prompt, send javac Main.java through the terminal, wait, then send java Main, wait some more, and collect the output. I tried this. Every single javac invocation has to start a brand new JVM. Under QEMU TCG WebAssembly emulation, JVM startup alone takes over twelve minutes.
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and even after we do that, there's still a bit of a mess to clean up. One big pitfall
Each graph node N becomes a package nN with M versions (one per colour)