← Back to context Comment by minxomat 4 years ago That pretty much describes Lua. 2 comments minxomat Reply mstade 4 years ago Thanks for mentioning it, I don't know much about Lua. I found the language I was thinking of, it's called hyperscript. Here's an article about how async works in that language: https://hyperscript.org/posts/2021-04-06-aysnc-transparency-... masklinn 4 years ago So… bog standard blocking interface, except it compiles to JS so it has to "surface" the async during the compilation process?
mstade 4 years ago Thanks for mentioning it, I don't know much about Lua. I found the language I was thinking of, it's called hyperscript. Here's an article about how async works in that language: https://hyperscript.org/posts/2021-04-06-aysnc-transparency-... masklinn 4 years ago So… bog standard blocking interface, except it compiles to JS so it has to "surface" the async during the compilation process?
masklinn 4 years ago So… bog standard blocking interface, except it compiles to JS so it has to "surface" the async during the compilation process?
Thanks for mentioning it, I don't know much about Lua. I found the language I was thinking of, it's called hyperscript. Here's an article about how async works in that language: https://hyperscript.org/posts/2021-04-06-aysnc-transparency-...
So… bog standard blocking interface, except it compiles to JS so it has to "surface" the async during the compilation process?