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no, because you can't challenge "javascript is slow", since only apple is allowed to JIT it. If they do a bad job, there is noone else to help.
by fijal 13y ago
no, because you can't challenge "javascript is slow", since only apple is allowed to JIT it. If they do a bad job, there is noone else to help.
- pjmlp 13y agoYes there is, you can always write a native compiler for JavaScript, no one says you need to JIT it. Lisp, Dylan are just two examples from dynamic languages with native compilers.