Hi everyone,
We're working on an open-source transpiler called JS-CMP, which converts JavaScript code into C++, with the aim of producing high-performance native executables from JavaScript — especially for backend use cases.
The transpiler currently supports the basics of the ECMAScript 5.1 specification. Everything is built from scratch: parser, code generation, etc. The goal is to let JS developers harness the performance of C++ without having to leave the language they know.
We’re looking for feedback from experienced C++ developers on our design decisions, code generation style, or any potential improvements. We're also open to contributors or curious observers!
🔗 GitHub (main repo): https://github.com/JS-CMP/JS-CMP
🏗️ Organization + submodules: https://github.com/JS-CMP
🌐 Early POC Website: https://js-cmp.github.io/web/
Any thoughts or suggestions would be much appreciated!
Thanks,
The JS-CMP team
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