Just when C#'s update to 3.5 felt like it's turning into JavaScript (well, a little bit, especially with the new Lambda capabilities), ECMAScript 4 started to feel like JavaScript was heading into C# territory, with more advanced types, and type and objects support, and then some. Anyway, I digress. What I'd wanted to say was what I'd found today, in a rather roundabout kind of way (via John Resig's post about writing ECMAScript 4 with Mascara which recompiles the new ECMAScript standard into classic JavaScript). It's this: JSC, an MSIL to JavaScript recompiler. You write C# code, and I quote, and the application magically appears!
Almost as cool as Script#.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Another C# to JavaScript cross-compiler
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By the way, jsc also converts to actionscript and java :)
have a look at a multiplayer game written in c# compiled to flash
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