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@cwebber @Gargron @cj Okay so from this thread (thanks for the bullets points) I take it that Goblins is a programming environment, which means that if I plan to continue programming in say... Node.js or Ruby or Python I will likely never learn it or need to learn it? More likely I would be interacting with software that was built in the Goblins environment, via talking to that software through APIs and the like?
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@darius @gargron @cj You might not have to! The design is portable. And the Agoric folks are already doing that https://agoric.com/
Although their marketing is currently towards blockchain stuff because that's where the money is, the tech is more interesting than that and doesn't require blockchains at all.
The Goblins *design* is portable to multiple languages. It's a programming environment, but is written as a library instead of a language to be portable.