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I know a few people don't like it... but I've really enjoyed the Deno take on things for JS/TS runtime. While I'd prefer more native deno, the npm/node compati
by tracker1 4y ago
I know a few people don't like it... but I've really enjoyed the Deno take on things for JS/TS runtime. While I'd prefer more native deno, the npm/node compatibility integration has made it really useable.
As for GP, you're right... there have actually been MANY attempts at other languages for in-browser. In the end, the JS runtime has been hardened and all other roads have led to WASM being the second target. I still remember a lot of people using VBScript in IE. I was an outlier in that I used JScript for classic ASP.