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While were at it: why not define a new Javascript with just the "Good Parts" and then refuse to run old Javascript?
by msie 9y ago
While were at it: why not define a new Javascript with just the "Good Parts" and then refuse to run old Javascript?
- bastawhiz 9y agoIn a way, that's already happening with wasm. I can't wait for a major language VM to be compiled to WASM and hosted on a common CDN (so it's likely to be cached). It's not such a pipe dream to imagine running high performance Python 3 or Java without the overhead of asm.js on the interpreter, but with the ease of running old fashioned JS.