Fluent Conference 2013: Javascript & Beyond, San Francisco CA
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Argues that JavaScript must be a first-class language across web and embedded environments, claims missing features get filled and performance improves, and demos live conversions of JavaScript into CoffeeScript that run without errors. Shows no plugins demos for games, highlights embedding JavaScript apps into car browser and IoT contexts, and points to specific language features that scale for large applications. Evidence consists of working demos and concrete code-to-code transformations.
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