From ASM.JS to WebAssembly – Brendan Eich
tl;dr I’m burying the lede with context and catch-up material first, so impatient or already-clued-in readers should skip to below the videos for today’s big news. Or just read Luke Wagner‘s blog post right now. My Fluent 2015 “ECMAScript Harmony: Rise of the Compilers” talk given on April 21st: Jeremy Ashkenas picked up this ball and ran into the next field’s end zone two days later in Brooklyn:
The Cookie Clearinghouse – Brendan Eich
As you may recall from almost six weeks ago, we held the Safari-like third-party cookie patch, which blocks cookies set for domains you have not visited according to your browser’s cookie database, from progressing to Firefox Beta, because of two problems: False positives. For example, say you visit a site named foo.com, which embeds cookie-setting content from a site named foocdn.com. With the pa
Today I Saw The Future – Brendan Eich
This morning, Mozilla and OTOY made an announcement: Mozilla and OTOY deliver the power of native PC applications to the Web, unveil next generation JavaScript video codec for movies and cloud gaming What this means: ORBX.js, a downloadable HD codec written in JS and WebGL. The advantages are many. On the good-for-the-open-web side: no encumbered-format burden on web browsers, they are just IP-bli
The Web is the Game Platform – Brendan Eich
This week, a number of Mozillians attended the annual Game Developers Conference in San Francisco to demonstrate how the Web is a competitive platform for gaming and game development. We’ve worked very hard over the past couple of months on technologies used to speed up the Web for game development, including asm.js, a JavaScript optimization technology and pure-JS-subset target language for compi
Mozilla’s NodeConf Presentation – Brendan Eich
NodeConf is a blast, and Mozilla had a 30 minute slot. Here’s the slideshare.net link. SpiderNode and V8Monkey are on github, of course. Paul O’Shannessy already blogged a few weeks ago. To avoid confusion, here’s the cheat-sheet: V8Monkey is SpiderMonkey with V8’s API around it. We are not done emulating the full V8 API. Because we haven’t managed to perfectly emulate the full V8 API, the few lan
My JSConf.US Presentation – Brendan Eich
@jashkenas was kind enough to let me join him for his JSConf.us session. Here is the slideshare link. I’ll comment on the individual slides below. Jeremy’s talk was entitled “CoffeeScript as a JS/next”, and I was interested in giving an update on Ecma TC39 Harmony progress, so when Jeremy and I met and caught up during the first day of JSConf, we quickly agreed on a joint session with about 15 min
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