mdlbear: (technonerdmonster)
mdlbear ([personal profile] mdlbear) wrote 2018-05-26 01:47 pm (UTC)

Good point -- compiling to a different language and then compiling (C++ -> C -> machine) or interpreting (Elm -> Javascript) that goes back a long way.

And then there's WebAssembly, which is currently a Javascript library that's designed to be compiled into, though it will eventually get built into browsers alongside Javascript.

Good topic for a follow-up post, I think.

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