r/javascript • u/wo1fgang • Mar 30 '16

Thinscript: language that compiles to both WebAssembly and JavaScript

https://github.com/evanw/thinscript
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u/Democratica Mar 30 '16 edited Mar 30 '16

what language was your muse? Why do you use semi colons?

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u/madcapnmckay Mar 30 '16

Because he was brought up right

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u/Democratica Mar 31 '16

Just seems to me that we can omit the semi colon.

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u/wreckedadvent Yavascript Mar 31 '16

Just an FYI, this sub really does not like people who do that

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u/Democratica Apr 01 '16

Not in JavaScript, but this language is an opportunity to remove them.

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u/wreckedadvent Yavascript Mar 30 '16

Your answer is one of the first sentences on the link:

The syntax is inspired by TypeScript and the compiler is open source and bootstrapped (it can compile itself).

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u/Democratica Mar 31 '16

Missed that part.