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JavaScript myth: JavaScript needs a standard bytecode

By nisha_singh via css.dzone.com
Submitted On January 23, 2012

The idea is obvious: Why not standardize the bytecode of the virtual machines (VMs) that JavaScript runs on? That would mean that JavaScript programs could be delivered as bytecode and thus would be smaller and start more quickly (after having been loaded). Additionally, it would seem to be easier to port other languages to web browsers, by targeting that bytecode. This post makes its case in two

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