Closed brabalan closed 5 years ago
To distinguish between JSExplain (the tool) and the sub-language of JavaScript we target, I propose to call it fJS, for femto-JavaScript, or functional JavaScript.
This is no longer relevant after the split.
To distinguish between JSExplain (the tool) and the sub-language of JavaScript we target, I propose to call it fJS, for femto-JavaScript, or functional JavaScript.