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Good arguments. We had silverlight, and Adobe Air / Flex that may or may not have been trying to displace JS - but they were ways to program in the Browser. Su

Good arguments. We had silverlight, and Adobe Air / Flex that may or may not have been trying to displace JS - but they were ways to program in the Browser. Sure they were put forward as solutions by companies that had an agenda. Such a language also is dependent on HTML-standards. We should see interpreters for other languages written in JS - or is that far fetched?

auvrw 13y ago
> We should see interpreters for other languages written in JS - or is that far fetched? there is a scheme interpreter, of course. someone compiled cpython to javascript using llvm and posted results a few weeks ago. too lazy to find links