Browser hacking: Calling native (C++) functions from JavaScript

[ammarrazzak]

Serenity has thought me the real value and amount of energy people put into Operating System and making our computers!

[NbyEdge]

Ah yes, that's a fitting background for natives :^)

[icesentry]

It's really cool that people contribute to the project, at the same time seeing your thought process while developing those things is also really interesting. Have you considered from time to time making an episode that goes over the major PR that have been merged offscreen?

[Mad]

Cool beans, ideed! :)
Your pronunciation of my name was close enough hehe :P

[Aliferopoulos]

I blinked and missed the creation of the parser! :( Could we have a run through of the parser code at some time? Awesome episode as always Andreas! :)

[sudorm-rf]

I think you should add a switch to toggle between "normal" JS and "Serenity" JS, for better compatibility with pre-existing scripts on websites for example

[davidkolosowski]

Is this really a good idea I'm thinking in terms of security. Will there be some kind of a sandbox?

[SlyEcho]

Is it possible to move the test functions "gc" and "print" to the js program? Would be useful to define the global object from the calling perspective, this way it's useful to integrate into different programs that need scripting.

[REALsnstruthers]

_Is writing JavaScript engine_

“We could do like console.log [aka the standard method JS uses for console output], but I like print! We’re gonna do print! It’s my engine and we’re doing it this way.”

This is why we can’t have nice things, ladies and gentlemen xD