Not sure if anyone's interested, but I came up with a way of doing a kind of 'JIT' compilation of JavaScript inside the Web IDE (it work the same way inline assembler does at the moment).
I posted an 'issue' and a very hacky branch for this up on GitHub. It's not usable at the moment but I'd be interested to see what everyone thinks about it:
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Not sure if anyone's interested, but I came up with a way of doing a kind of 'JIT' compilation of JavaScript inside the Web IDE (it work the same way inline assembler does at the moment).
I posted an 'issue' and a very hacky branch for this up on GitHub. It's not usable at the moment but I'd be interested to see what everyone thinks about it:
https://github.com/espruino/EspruinoToolÂs/issues/4
I thought it'd be a nightmare, but it looks like it'll be possible to get a useful subset of JavaScript compiled quite easily.