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shitjs
About |
shitjs is a shit javascript interpreter written in python. See series of blog articles on making shit js See COPYING for LGPL licence details. |
Authors |
Only one developer so far, maybe more if it becomes useful. 
Rene Dudfield <renesd@gmail.com> is a lead developer and maintainer of pygame, and is also a London Website developer, and App developer. |
shitjs changelog
0.2.0pre (2011-04-10)
Features added
Added code for part2
Bugs fixed
0.1.1pre (2010-12-29)
Features added
Added code for part1
Bugs fixed
TODO
part 2 code. Including tokenising of more javascript.
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