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I honestly don't know, but they do say "production ready" on their marketing pages, so... For an example of what I mean, see JetCrab: https://jetcrab.com https
by swiftcoder 6mo ago
I honestly don't know, but they do say "production ready" on their marketing pages, so...
For an example of what I mean, see JetCrab: https://jetcrab.com https://jetcrab.com
- mort96 6mo agoThat page says: > Complete JavaScript execution pipeline from source code parsing to bytecode execution. So it's a bytecode interpreter, not a JIT. It might still be production ready for a bunch of use cases. I may use it as a scripting layer for some pluggable piece of software or a game. I wouldn't consider it appropriate for a "production ready web browser" which intends to compete with Firefox and Chrome. EDIT: Also for some reason all its components are called v8_something? That's pretty off putting, you can't just take another project's name like that.. and from the author's Reddit comments it seems to be mostly AI slop anyway. I'm guessing Claude wrote the "production ready" part on the website, I wouldn't trust it.
- CryZe 6mo agoThis doesn't implement a JS engine, it's just a wrapper around boa.