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V8 4.9 brings 91% ES2015 completion to Chrome(v8project.blogspot.com)
4 points by s3th 11y ago|0 comments
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by s3th 11y ago
We're working on updating Kangax, but V8 now has 92% ES6 coverage in Chrome Canary (on track for shipping in Chrome M49)! Disclaimer: I work on V8
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by s3th 11y ago
If you want to test out ES2015 features (incl. proxies) coming soon in V8, you can download Chrome Canary and turn on the Experimental JavaScript flag (under chrome://flags). With the flag enabled, Chrome reaches 91% percent on t
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by s3th 11y ago
Agreed. In addition I hope they provide a blog post about best practices w.r.t. vendoring in order to explain the problem and solution in more depth to a wider audience than the initial design doc.
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by s3th 11y ago
Check out the last paragraph of "Is WebAssembly only for C/C++ Programmers?" in the FAQ [0]. The tl;dr is that you'll be able to port a Python interpreter (that is itself written in C) to WebAssembly from day 1, but a mo
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by s3th 11y ago
It's easy to overlook bugs in a tracker the size of Chromium's--even important ones. Thanks for raising the issue again.
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by s3th 11y ago
We'll start tackling GC as soon as we finish the MVP [0]. No timeline yet, but we consider it essential to the high level goal of integrating well into the existing platform. [0]: https://github.com/WebAssembly/de
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by s3th 11y ago
It's possible to eschew the DOM even today with just JavaScript & <canvas> [0]! While this would be possible with wasm & WebGL as well, we're working to build something that integrates well into the open web platfor
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by s3th 11y ago
Things are definitely picking up speed! There are already a bunch of awesome community implementations of the MVP WebAssembly spec [0][1][2]. Meanwhile, the V8 [3], SpiderMonkey [4], Chakra [5], and JSC [6] teams have all started work on i
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by s3th 11y ago
We're working hard to make sure that WebAssembly is a first-class citizen in the open web platform in ways that other native execution environments didn't accomplish. For example, it's a goal to have WebAssembly modules inter
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by s3th 11y ago
It's definitely a goal to make sure that wasm is as readable as possible. The binary format will be able to be "pretty-printed" into a textual format [0]. We haven't finalized the exact format yet, but it will be much
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by s3th 11y ago
There's no question that Solr and ElasticSearch have more capability than PostgreSQL alone, but you'd be surprised at what Postgres can do! It's certainly more than just full text search. Check out this article [1] that talk
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by s3th 12y ago
If you click through to a digital work: http://digi.vatlib.it/view/MSS_Arch.Cap.S.Pietro.A.1/0001?si... And then click on the shopping cart, it takes you to a page which talks about the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license... not
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by s3th 12y ago
I use LastPass every day now. Everything about it makes sense (including git versioning for all your passwords). Thanks!
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Google Cloud Platform Live (11/4 in San Francisco)(gcp-live.com)
1 points by s3th 12y ago|0 comments
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by s3th 13y ago
He addresses the source of the title in a footnote [1]. It comes directly from one of the HN comments on his last post. [1]: http://www.marco.org/2014/03/16/and#fn:pnIY0sNQi1
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by s3th 13y ago
Does anyone know of an alternative for iOS games?
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by s3th 14y ago
When I saw the original press release earlier today, I thought the company name was a typo. It's clear now that AT&T is making a political statement instead of announcing a premeditated expansion plan. Regardless, this seems like one o
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by s3th 14y ago
Github amazes me all the time with the sheer number of features they ship over a given time period. Major props! The STL rendering is an awesome feature.