Some years ago with a friend we built a Lasersaur ( https://lasersaur.com ) from scratch. It is equipped with a 130 w CO2 laser. Amazing open source project. Unfortunately the guy that stays it abandoned the project, but there a ton of resources there
We should probably clarify that although we are pointing our post to our Github repo, it isn’t technically open source. It’s something we’d like to explore in the future with Dropbase though. At the moment, you can self-host our Client and Worker.
We actually started with just releasing the Worker for self-hosting. Then based on feedback from one of our friends and early users, we decided to also distribute the client for self-hosting due to security concerns. Maybe in the future if we also allow self-hosting our backend API it could make sense to distribute Dropbase differently!
So we live in a society that isn't able to find the resources to teach someone how to read and get free... Instead that people can buy an Android phone and become a slave of the technology... what a shame
It'd be related to inlining a function since size is a common rule there. Some searching turns up this[1] article on crankshaft from three years ago, which lists the restrictions as ">600 source characters including whitespace or 196 AST nodes".
It's in development, as many others software projects are, and is far from complete. The goal is to translate as much of core semantics as possible, but i doubt that all the core semantics will be translated. One for all is multi inheritance which is currently unsupported by current Javascript syntax. Even more, when you use an object such a list, it's really a JS Array that will be manipulated in the end, so you will have to use array.push() to add instead of python's list.append()
But Translating something like Django is out of scope for all the transpilers, it would mean also converting sql drivers and so on? Does this really make any sense? Maybe you have a look at emscripten https://github.com/kripken/emscripten/wiki
I could assure you that even transcrypt cannot transpile Django.
It does multiple inheritance with a polyfill and overally is much more "fatter" than JavaScripthon.
But with JavaScripthon you can use any tool available in JS land to accomplish the same goal. Want to use Backbone's extend()? Use it.. want to use react's createClass() mixin?, the same
1) it renders import and from...import statements to equivalent ES6 imports. If you use something like Webpack down the pipeline you can already mix ES6 imports and CommonJS requires. Also, BabelJS by default transpiles ES6 imports to CommonJS requires.
2) What do you mean exactly?
3) There's no direct from-python loader, but the compilation can be splitted in two steps with the BabelJS Webpack loader used for the latter
