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Native code is bad for you
- sklogic 11y agoCome back when your crappy monstrous javascript runs on my attiny85.
- eiriklv 11y agoNot exactly an attiny85, but it's getting close: https://tessel.io/ https://tessel.io/ :-)
- sklogic 11y agoIt's very, very far from attiny85 or even things like PIC32 or ESP8266. 64Mb RAM, a 32bit MIPS and all that stuff. It's an order of magnitude larger than the minimum you'd need for javascript.
- eiriklv 11y agoI would guess that this is as close as you get today: http://www.espruino.com/EspruinoBoard http://www.espruino.com/EspruinoBoard I get your point though. The real hardcore stuff still has to be done close to the metal. But it's pretty amazing how far you can get with just JavaScript today, with everything from server, browser, native and even hardware. Abstractions are powerful.
- sklogic 11y agoJavaScript is not particularly abstract and not that high level, so it's not surprising you can stuff it into some relatively low level environments. But yet, you can go even further down with something like Lua or even Python, which are not nearly as bad as JavaScript.
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- msie 11y agoThe thought of debugging other people's Javascript frightens me.
- bobajeff 11y agoWell you can also program in C++ and compile to Windows, iOS, Android and the Web.
- S_A_P 11y agoI will tell you what, he can keep writing his javascript and I will keep doing what I am doing and be happy.