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Comment by lolinder

3 years ago

It's an extremely tiny subset of JS—as an example, the only object that can be instantiated is Date. Anything other than "Date" after "new" throws an exception.

It's definitely neat, but not especially useful outside of the confines of its current application, and the security concerns of such a tiny subset will be minimal.

> Anything other than "Date" after "new" throws an exception

It's even very sensitive to white space.