| ▲ | leptons 4 days ago | |
Did you consider things like JScript.NET? jsc.exe still comes with every Windows installation, and JScript still runs on IIS server (I have built a few things with it). And what about things like Adobe Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere, and Illustrator which can run Javascript using either Extendscript in older versions or V8 in modern versions. https://developer.adobe.com/xd/uxp/uxp/versions/ https://developer.adobe.com/photoshop/uxp/2022/ps_reference/ | ||
| ▲ | LinguaBrowse 4 days ago | parent [-] | |
> Did you consider things like JScript.NET? jsc.exe still comes with every Windows installation, and JScript still runs on IIS server (I have built a few things with it). I've not heard of any of these, wow – very cool that it's still bundled with Windows. I suspect that most things related to JScript wouldn't fit the scope of "the last decade", though? I tended to focus on creation date when deciding what should be in scope. > And what about things like Adobe Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere, and Illustrator which can run Javascript using either Extendscript in older versions or V8 in modern versions. Hmm, these may well qualify, you're right. Maybe I can add them to the addendum. I'd want to do a bit of research to understand their timeline and genealogy before including them, though. Wrists beginning to hurt for today now, though! I do recall now that Adobe PDFs can run JavaScript. That would've been worth a mention for sure. | ||