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Reasonable, but that's a blurry line. If a meta-language gets traction it might get support for other compilation targets MSIL/bytecode etc.
by _random_ 13y ago
Reasonable, but that's a blurry line. If a meta-language gets traction it might get support for other compilation targets MSIL/bytecode etc.
- anonyfox 13y agoPossible. But since JS is already running on every desktop, smartphone, tablet and now on the server, why bother with less spread ecosystems? And, given that in some places already reaches half the performance of native code (which is incredible fast for non-c'ish code!), it should be fast enough.