To solve this problem, he created Espruino, a JavaScript interpreter for the new batch of ARM development boards that have been cropping up.

SquirrelFish's bytecode engine elegantly eliminates almost all of the overhead of a tree-walking interpreter. First, a bytecode stream exactly describes the operations needed to execute a program.

The Espruino Pico is a USB stick that is equipped with a tiny computer and integrated JavaScript interpreter, allowing for instant feedback from whatever device you’re working with.

This is a tiny JavaScript interpreter that runs on the little embedded chips, has a debug interface, and allows you to program your board on any platform without any external programming hardware.

The Webkit blog has posted benchmarks on their "next generation" JavaScript interpreter called SquirrelFish Extreme (SFX). SquirrelFish Extreme uses "more advanced techniques" to deliver even ...

Dart vs. JavaScript JavaScript has been a staple in Web browsers since Netscape Navigator 2.0 came onto the scene in 1995. Since then, nearly every Web browser has incorporated a JavaScript ...