Is NS planned to support a web runtime? If so where can I help?

[wfzyx]

Even when web is not the main target of an app, having it running on web enables the developer to use browser dev tools to speed up development;

I looked around on the org and in the docs, and didn't really got a strong answer on this instance;

Does anybody knows if this is something in the horizon, if not so; What would be a decent foundation to start coding such runtime integration?

I believe this was supposed to be the place with an answer, but its 404 https://docs.nativescript.org/code-sharing/index.html

[NathanWalker]

That link can be found here: https://docs.nativescript.org/guide/code-sharing
Let us know where you got that other link and we can correct it.

Possible right now

In general, allowing NativeScript to grow naturally alongside web specific markup in a workspace is pretty powerful today because there are literally 0 compromises. In a workspace you can drive both web and NativeScript apps with identical shared logic and component mechanics while decorating each view specifically tailored for the delivery platform.
For example: https://nstudio.io/blog/nx-javascript-is-dead

What about singular view markup?

NativeScript markup can be rendered as web (what we generally refer to as the inverse/reverse approach - similar to RN for web) which experiment was done a couple years ago:
https://github.com/NathanWalker/nativescript-angular-web-components

In general, works fine. It's just that you typically want very acute control over web markup specifically where a workspace driven approach provides ultimate control.

Provide feedback

In general, you might briefly outline what you feel would be valuable for your dev building purposes (an ideal) and discuss from there; collaboration with you on such a thing would be awesome, thanks for starting the discussion!