JdeH

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by JdeH 11y ago
Yes it currently works and is systematically tested on Windows and Linux. OSX is planned too. Btw RapydScript also works on Windows, you'll need NodeJS to run it.
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by JdeH 11y ago
My coding style took shape long before PEP8 or even Python emerged. I tried following PEP8 for a few months, but since I mosty use C++ and Python in combination, pure PEP8 didn't work on the C++ side of things. So I stick with a kind o
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by JdeH 11y ago
Yes, you know, in the home of an electrician the wiring is a mess... But of course in due time I'll use Transcrypt to make a smashing website...
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by JdeH 11y ago
Rapydscript came closest to what I was looking for. But I wanted multiple inheritance, assignment of bound functions, properties and recursive tuple assigment.
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by JdeH 11y ago
Thanks. It had to be debuggable in the browser, so I paid a lot of attention to that. But I wanted the multiple inheritance in. The combination of lean, readable JS and multiple inheritance, is why I started the project.
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by JdeH 11y ago
The idea is to embrace the JS world to the max and not reinvent any wheels. So Transcrypt will cooperate with any existing JS lib. Only personal I code far more efficiently in Python, especially for bigger apps. But (as is elaborated in the
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by JdeH 11y ago
Purpose of Transcrypt is to be able to use Python in the JavaScript world. The call document.getElementById doesn't have meaning outside a browser. For non-gui debugging purposes module org.transcrypt.stubs.browser is present supportin
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by JdeH 11y ago
Because I haven't yet found the time to make something decent. It will change, but cannot promise when...
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Show HN: Transcrypt – Fast, small Python 3.5 to JavaScript transpiler(transcrypt.org)
121 points by JdeH 11y ago|51 comments