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To be fair, they claim at least some subset of Node.js compatibility. Node adds a ton on top of the base JS engine, and would require more resources too.
by oldmanhorton 8y ago
To be fair, they claim at least some subset of Node.js compatibility. Node adds a ton on top of the base JS engine, and would require more resources too.
- CharlesW 8y ago> To be fair, they claim at least some subset of Node.js compatibility. That's very fair, thank you. XS7 is more directly comparable with the Duktape engine they're building on. Now I'm wondering if the Low.js folks could replace Duktape with XS7 to help them not only reduce their system requirements but achieve ECMAScript 2017/ES8 compatibility to boot.