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Pit: An F# to JavaScript Compiler

• gdp 15y ago
  Possibly also of interest in this context: * http://www.smlserver.org/smltojs/ http://www.smlserver.org/smltojs/ - SML to Javascript * http://ocsigen.org/js_of_ocaml/manual/ http://ocsigen.org/js_of_ocaml/manual/ - OCaml to Javascript
• bprater 15y ago
  Exciting webpage.
• huskyr 15y ago
  Is there any popular language, video/audio codec or CPU instruction set that isn't compiled to Javascript these days?
  • moomin 15y ago
    JavaScript.
    • DiabloD3 15y ago
      No, I'm pretty sure I saw a JS interpreter written in JS here on HN awhile back. Can't seem to find it, though.
• MatthewPhillips 15y ago
  I was sad to look at the samples and see for loops. That's not the functional way. Instead you use recursive methods with accumulators. Nevertheless, glad to learn of this project.
  • fahadsuhaib 15y ago
    Those samples are only for demos which we wanted to quickly do (had to prep up something to get it up we were quite stuck with cleaning up the libraries). We would be adding more "functional" samples later on.
• DiabloD3 15y ago
  Too bad this is for F# and not real OCaml. Why do open source coders continue to support patentware?