Support using the JScript engine included with Windows

[kogir]

Works nearly everywhere (save for Mono and Server Core editions). Fast enough, with predictable life-cycle and memory usage.

[anaisbetts]

Let me test the perf on this - if it's fast enough, we'll just make this the primary engine and to hell with V8; if not, I'll make this the new fallback engine. Either way, this is awesome work, thanks a lot!

[kogir]

If it's fast enough and you want to go all the way, there's also my re-factor which separates Sass and CoffeeScript/Uglify and offloads all the caching and gzip-ing to IIS6/7:

https://github.com/kogir/SassAndCoffee/tree/refactor

[anaisbetts]

If it's fast enough and you want to go all the way, there's also my re-factor which separates Sass and CoffeeScript/Uglify and offloads all the caching and gzip-ing to IIS6/7:

Thanks for doing all of this awesome work - I merged your refactor branch and added you to the main repo.

Feel free to just commit directly if it's a small change, if you want to do something more crazy, put it on a branch and open a pull request (you can open PRs between branches in the same repo, you don't have to fork into your own copy)

Paul Betts paul@paulbetts.org

On Thu, Dec 01, 2011 at 06:31:00PM -0800, Nick Sivo wrote:

If it's fast enough and you want to go all the way, there's also my re-factor which separates Sass and CoffeeScript/Uglify and offloads all the caching and gzip-ing to IIS6/7:

https://github.com/kogir/SassAndCoffee/tree/refactor

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[kogir]

Thanks for the vote of confidence. The refactor branch wasn't quite ready for you to take yet, so I'll work on fixing the NuGet packaging (which I broke) and some of the cache settings in the next few days.