Yeah, but your [developers] were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
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Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#12next step is to create a UEFI TUI using react (please don't)
Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#13next step is to create a UEFI TUI using react (please don't)
OMG we can use ink for that
Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#14I presume you'll add the network stack next, so that I can use my favourite, most useful packages?
import isOdd from "https://unpkg.com/is-odd";Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#15Can someone break this down for me? Looks like it's using... C? to load a js interpreter which bootstraps an API around all UEFI features? Do I have that right?
And, if so, does that mean that once the API has been bootstrapped, one could actually write an OS in js? Or are there other abstractions that would need to be migrated first?
Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#16This project will go places. Like every silly project not intended for production. :)
Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#17I presume you'll add the network stack next, so that I can use my favourite, most useful packages? import isOdd from "https://unpkg.com/is-odd";
We are getting isOdd in the bootloader before GTA-IV
Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#18Love this. An example of complete and total dominion over the machine. Great quote here too lol
> Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to man. For this he was chained to a rock and tortured for eternity.
Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#19Can someone break this down for me? Looks like it's using... C? to load a js interpreter which bootstraps an API around all UEFI features? Do I have that right? And, if so, does that mean that once the API has been bootstrapped, one could actually write an OS in js? Or are there other abstractions that would need to be migrated first?
Depending on your definition of OS, yeah you could do that :)
Re: UEFI Bindings for JavaScript
#20Can't wait for browser support for this... ;-)