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In FogBugz 6 the compiler output was PHP and VBScript.

In FogBugz 7 the compiler output is .NET/CLR bytecodes.

It also emits compressed JavaScript which runs on the browser.



You should write a new article about Wasabi as it is now, so we can stop making fun of you for it.


Sounds good. But, there is nothing wrong with using some other language as your intermediate 'bytecode.' If memory serves, early versions of C++ compiled to C, Arc (basically) compiles to Scheme, Python can compile to C, and many others.

Either way is good in my mind. But, I too, would appreciate some technical details about Wasabi (just out of academic curiosity). I feel like a lot of things I know about it are now outdated.




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