3 ms·
This exists and is called self-hosted ClojureScript. To be clear, you don't need that nor do you need a JVM to write joyscript scripts, as the scripts are inter
by Borkdude 4y ago
This exists and is called self-hosted ClojureScript. To be clear, you don't need that nor do you need a JVM to write joyscript scripts, as the scripts are interpreted by SCI, a Clojure interpreter:
https://github.com/babashka/sci https://github.com/babashka/sci