transpiling

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Transpiling refers to the process of converting source code written in one programming language into another language with a similar level of abstraction. On WindowsForum.com, discussions about transpiling often center on JavaScript engines like Chakra, which powers Microsoft Edge and Universal Windows applications. Topics include support for ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) features such as modules, default parameters, and destructuring, as well as future proposals like ES2016 and ES2017. Additionally, transpiling is relevant to Asm.js, a strict subset of JavaScript used as a low-level target for compilers, enabling high-performance code in web browsers. These threads explore how transpiling enables modern JavaScript features and optimizations in Microsoft's browser ecosystem.
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    Previewing ES6 Modules and more from ES2015, ES2016 and beyond

    Chakra, the recently open-sourced JavaScript engine that powers Microsoft Edge and Universal Windows applications, has been pushing the leading edge of ECMAScript language support. Most of ES2015 (aka ES6) language support is already available in Edge, and last week’s Windows Insider Preview...
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    Bringing Asm.js to Chakra and Microsoft Edge

    A couple of months back, we Link Removed that we had started development on Asm.js. Support for Asm.js Link Removed one of the top 10 most-requested items at the Link Removed on UserVoice since we launched it Link Removed. Since that time, we’ve made good progress, and in Windows 10 Insider...
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