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It’s delivered in JSON, but you need an interpreter. But the actions are just JS assignment statements and a little glue. Your interpreter could as easily handl
by hyperhello 2y ago
It’s delivered in JSON, but you need an interpreter. But the actions are just JS assignment statements and a little glue. Your interpreter could as easily handle that, and with far less bytes. Why call a member variable /name when it’s already .name?