I may be behind the times, but last I checked there was no way to use JITed JavaScript in iOS apps. Or maybe you could put JS in a hidden webview, but bridging

I may be behind the times, but last I checked there was no way to use JITed JavaScript in iOS apps. Or maybe you could put JS in a hidden webview, but bridging to native was extra slow with this approach? While LuaJIT can't be JITed either on iOS, I think the general consensus is that non-jit Lua is faster than non-jit JS. I do a lot of bridging Lua to native, and that's another area where Lua is often considered more efficient. Again, these thoughts may be out of date.