3 points | by downbad_ a day ago ago
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Speaking of the web, IIS with classic ASP supports Javascript (ES3). Any number of languages can output to that as a target, making for fun side-projects.
You could even mix VBScript and JS in the same .asp file.
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Speaking of the web, IIS with classic ASP supports Javascript (ES3). Any number of languages can output to that as a target, making for fun side-projects.
You could even mix VBScript and JS in the same .asp file.
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