On 23/01/2012 16:43, F i L wrote:
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Javascript really is a pretty limited language and I'd imagine a lot of
unexpected
behavior from D-to-JS programs. There are better languages for large
client-side web apps
like Coffeescript, Obective-J, and Dart.
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Just had a look at CoffeeScript
http://coffeescript.org/
It appears to be mostly a candygrammar for JavaScript, designed to give it a more
functional feel.
And what about MiniD?
Moreover, it seems that getting a new scripting language implemented in web browsers isn't
going to be easy. But it seems that language-to-JS compilers would work as long as the
language's concepts are readily and efficiently implementable in JS.
Stewart.
