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> As far as I know we've long left behind the world where a hobbyist project could reasonably expect to implement modern JavaScript. You should look into Ladyb
by hypeatei 2y ago
> As far as I know we've long left behind the world where a hobbyist project could reasonably expect to implement modern JavaScript.
You should look into Ladybird[0] then. Their JavaScript engine ("LibJS") scores very well in conformance test suite test262[1].
[0]: https://ladybird.org/ https://ladybird.org/
[1]: https://test262.fyi/ https://test262.fyi/
- everdrive 2y ago>modern JavaScript This is really one of the major problems. Much of the web is now fairly terrible, and so for a browser to get any meaningful traction it must work on nearly all websites; which means that any browser is going to be compromised unless it aims to remain incredibly niche. Some days I can't decide who I dislike more; MBAs or web developers.
- Valodim 2y agoPeople like to point at ladybird, but really the way to go before this can become a daily driver is probably in the hundreds of person years of development