> If Java or Python would JIT into JS, thereby reusing the JS JIT, then they could be very fast in the browser too.
I think you may be looking for "pyjamas": http://pyjs.org/
(although, not sure about the JIT bit of that, but it does include a python to JavaScript compiler, so would perhaps be a start)
Posted Nov 20, 2012 11:55 UTC (Tue) by kripkenstein (subscriber, #43281)
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Pyjamas is very useful, but it doesn't have 100% compatible semantics with Python - it uses the underlying JS semantics. It also doesn't support the Python standard library. Compiling and optimizing PyPy would get around both of those issues.