Using UE4 fulltime for months, I welcome this. Not that it's not ridiculous, it is, but an alternative to their C++ API is a good thing. There are already othe

Using UE4 fulltime for months, I welcome this. Not that it's not ridiculous, it is, but an alternative to their C++ API is a good thing. There are already other languages somewhat in there, javascript makes sense. How ironic is it though, that if you target HTML5, you're writing javascript to be compiled to c++ and back to javascript via emscripten. There are things that are annoying to do in Blueprints, or that you simply can't do because the API isn't exposed. A simple javascript backend might be perfect to fill that gap.