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Skulpt does require a VM, but e.g. Brython, RapydScript, PyJs and a few others do not. Transcrypt seems to maintain a closer correspondence between source pyth
by beagle3 11y ago
Skulpt does require a VM, but e.g. Brython, RapydScript, PyJs and a few others do not.
Transcrypt seems to maintain a closer correspondence between source python and javascript, making debugging perhaps a little easier. But it doesn't look like it brings anything significantly new to the table.
- AnkhMorporkian 11y agoThe big thing it brings to the table is file size. The overhead is a few kilobytes, whereas the Brython runtime (the other smallest one I know of) is 110KB.