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I didn't make myself clear. The embedded device is the web server in this setup. The browsing device (phone, tablet etc) runs javascript. You're right, no way a

I didn't make myself clear. The embedded device is the web server in this setup. The browsing device (phone, tablet etc) runs javascript. You're right, no way a tiny embedded device runs javascript.

Twirrim 6y ago
"And what if the device doesn't run javascript" You've still got javascript requirements there on the browsing device, eating up more CPU/Memory/Battery than a straight HTML page would.
- wayneftw 6y ago
  "Embedded javascript to make them responsive" That sounds optional and a bit of JS for making things responsive certainly doesn't automatically create a CPU/Memory/Battery drain.
DHPersonal 6y ago
The PSP does, but it's pretty limited.
kwdc 6y ago
Javascript is available for microcontrollers within various ram footprints. Here's one mentioned recently on HN https://jerryscript.net/ https://jerryscript.net/ There's even benchmarks for them. https://bellard.org/quickjs/bench.html https://bellard.org/quickjs/bench.html
- JoeAltmaier 6y ago
  Cool!