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Well, that's hardly true. I thought we'd established that JS in inferior to Lisp. ;-)
You forgot this: (
That's only funny once.
A Javascript journey with only six characters
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If it's similar to another article, I'd love to see it. I wrote this over the last two days using only the sources noted at the bottom of the post.
I think the problem is your post reads like it's a discovery of your own, jsfuck and previous artwork are only hinted at the end.
The style makes it easier to see how the approach works, and wouldn't say it implies the OP came up with the technique.
It seems that explanatory articles of this sort often use this style, as it is a great way to get the idea across.
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#105Does anyone know a good sandboxing technology to execute user written javascript in a safe way? (like, on other user machines or on the server)? I have some ideas like "learn programming" that would benefit from this immensely.
Niel Fraser, the guy who created the Blockly block programming toolkit also created a JS Interpreter which allows single stepping of code. https://neil.fraser.name/software/JS-Interpreter/docs.html
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#107Wat https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
I created an account just to thank you for that post, so funny :)
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#108Does anyone know a good sandboxing technology to execute user written javascript in a safe way? (like, on other user machines or on the server)? I have some ideas like "learn programming" that would benefit from this immensely.
Niel Fraser, the guy who created the Blockly block programming toolkit also created a JS Interpreter which allows single stepping of code. https://neil.fraser.name/software/JS-Interpreter/docs.html
I've hacked on this interpreter some, it's pretty nice to read! It implements a very limited subset of JavaScript, something like ES3.
I'd be really interested to hear about other similar implementations of JavaScript in JavaScript. I stopped working on https://github.com/thomasballinger/hotswapping-js-interp#js-... partially because copying the state of the interpreter was relatively slow. I'd be interested in implementations that would handle this better by using a more bytecode-like VM or immutable data structures.
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#109> Javascript is a weird and wondeful language that lets us write some crazy code
Wondeful! A typo six words in.
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#110I saw a similar video recently called Code Without Keywords which was quite interesting.