Foundation HTML5 Animation with JavaScript
Foundation HTML5 Animation with JavaScript, by Billy Lamberta and Keith Peters, covers everything that you need to know to create dynamic, scripted animations using the HTML5 canvas.
Read more »Gpu.js: GPU Accelerated JavaScript
GPU Accelerated JavaScript. Contribute to gpujs/gpu.js development by creating an account on GitHub.
Read more »DOjS a DOS JavaScript Canvas with Sound
A DOS JavaScript Canvas with sound. Contribute to SuperIlu/DOjS development by creating an account on GitHub.
Read more »Pipe Operator (|>) For JavaScript
A proposal for adding a useful pipe operator to JavaScript. – GitHub – tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator: A proposal for adding a useful pipe operator to JavaScript.
Read more »Programming a JavaScript Chess Engine
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Read more »JavaScript Static Analysis Tools for Vulnerability Detection in Node.js Packages
With the emergence of the Node.js ecosystem, JavaScript has become a widely-used programming language for implementing server-side web applications. In this paper, we present the first empirical study of static code analysis tools for detecting vulnerabil…
Read more »ZX-shell: write JavaScript/TS+Bash scripts that download their dependencies
A tool for writing better scripts. Contribute to google/zx development by creating an account on GitHub.
Read more »List of languages that compile to JavaScript
Unfancy JavaScript. Contribute to jashkenas/coffeescript development by creating an account on GitHub.
Read more »Bytecoder: Interpret and Transpile JVM Bytecode to JavaScript, OpenCL or WASM
Framework to interpret and transpile JVM bytecode to JavaScript, OpenCL or WebAssembly. – GitHub – mirkosertic/Bytecoder: Framework to interpret and transpile JVM bytecode to JavaScript, OpenCL or …
Read more »How to support custom JavaScript scripting in Go Applications
Why will someone need a Javascript Parser, written natively in Go? Isn’t it a crazy, Architecture Astronauts solution that is looking for a problem? Not necessarily.
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