Hey Dev Community!
Today we want to share an important part of OLSRT’s philosophy: building everything from scratch.
Why not third‑party libraries?
From the beginning, OLSRT was never based on libuv or any other external runtime library. Why? Because we believe a universal runtime must be independent, flexible, and free from legacy constraints.
Depending on third‑party libraries often means:
- Inherited limitations from their original design.
- Less control over performance and security.
- Harder integration when you want to support multiple languages.
Our decision
That’s why the OverLab Group chose to write everything ourselves — from the core engine to the helper tools. This ensures:
- Full control over architecture.
- Maximum performance without compromise.
- A foundation designed for multi‑language support from day one.
The vision ahead
OLSRT isn’t just another runtime patched together with external dependencies. It’s being built as a Universal Runtime that can host multiple ecosystems side by side, giving developers freedom and flexibility.
This is why OLSRT is unique: it was never tied to libuv or any other library — it’s a runtime designed to stand on its own.
By JavadInteger, Founder of OverLab Group
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