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I don't know about "compiling" ruby in javascript. At the end of the day, you are debugging javascript. From my experience, debugging is not 80% of the program
by hartator 12y ago
I don't know about "compiling" ruby in javascript.
At the end of the day, you are debugging javascript. From my experience, debugging is not 80% of the programmer job but more like 99%. And I feel adding a lawyer of abstraction is just making the job harder. Even if you find a good plugin to match JS to the actual Ruby source, it still feels very gimmicky.
BTW, I love Ruby and I want this to happen but it's not going to be. :{