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Fair point, though I read it like this, which doesn't make the claim _so_ bold :) > Twice as fast as other Javascript parsers (sic) written in JavaScript.
by jaquers 6y ago
Fair point, though I read it like this, which doesn't make the claim _so_ bold :)
> Twice as fast as other Javascript parsers (sic) written in JavaScript.
- _bxg1 6y agoYes, this was my interpretation too (should probably be made more clear). Most JS dev tools are written in JS (Webpack, Babel, VSCode) so there's a large use-case for a fast JS-native parser. It could also, theoretically, be run in-browser for a macro system or something.