phoddie

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   by phoddie 8y ago

   FWIW - we usually don't parse scripts on the MCU because that takes time and memory. Instead, we compile on the development machine using xsc and link using xsl. This leaves more memory free for scripts to use for data, and allows scri
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   by phoddie 8y ago

   Instructions for building XS for ESP32 are in our GitHub repository. There are separate sections for building on macOS, Windows, and Linux. https://github.com/Moddable-OpenSource/moddable/blob/public/...
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   by phoddie 8y ago

   We don't have a document that answers your question directly but the capabilities are all there. We're happy to help you get started - post an issue on our repository on GitHub. The "XS in C" describes the API you'l
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   by phoddie 8y ago

   Any NodeMCU compatible ESP8266 board should work. Moddable Zero starts with a NodeMCU board and adds a color touch screen for $20 (and they are handmade to order in California). http://www.moddable.com/moddable-zero.php
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   by phoddie 8y ago

   Better than that, XS today achieves over 99% compatibility on test262, the official JavaScript language test suite, for ECMAScript 2017 (the latest versin of the JavaScript language). That's over 50,000 tests. Details on the test resul