diff --git a/Home.md b/Home.md index 73ca023..753e11e 100644 --- a/Home.md +++ b/Home.md @@ -1,34 +1,30 @@ Welcome to the WelsonJS wiki! -### Story +### Background +Many of the clients I have collaborated with have expressed the need for an environment where an app can be developed solely using a "text editor" program, without the dependency on an integrated development environment (IDE). However, in the Windows development environment, IDEs like Visual Studio were considered essential tools and widely utilized. -Many of the clients I have dealt with have demanded an environment that can be developed only with a "text editor" program without IDE. +Within Windows, a robust foundation for scripting-based app development has existed for a considerable period, although it has often been treated as somewhat of an Easter egg. -However, in a Windows development environment, IDEs such as Visual Studio were considered impossible because they were almost used as essential tools. +Recently, I extracted this functionality and observed various attempts to develop a system app. Based on these observations, I initiated the WelsonJS project. -Inside Windows, there has been a full foundation for writing apps based on scripts for a long time, but it has been treated as Easter eggs. +The first entity to request a practical demonstration of this concept was a major industrial company in Korea. They operate their own cloud computing center and manage a variety of Windows versions, ranging from Windows 2000 (server family) to Windows 10 (PC family). We successfully developed a metric collection agent, addressing version differences. -Recently, I took out this function and saw various attempts to develop a system app, and based on this, I started the WelsonJS project. +The WelsonJS project began with the experiential knowledge gained during this time. Subsequently, we continuously improved the project by incorporating requirements from virtual private network companies, information security firms, asset valuation companies, live commerce enterprises, and others. -I wish you all the best. Thank you. +### Technical Benefits +You can leverage full ES5 support and partial ES6 support on JavaScript engines built into Windows. This includes WebAssembly support using WebAssembly runtimes (e.g., WAMR, Wasmtime, ...). -### Technical benefit +Moreover, you can utilize various Windows APIs with JavaScript. -You can use full ES5 support and partial ES6 support on JavaScript engines built into Windows. This includes WebAssembly support using WebAssembly runtimes (e.g. WAMR, Wasmtime, ...). +### Technical Limitations +The specification level of the ECMAScript engine built into Windows is estimated to be between 3.5 and 4.5. We are using a polyfill library to elevate this to ES5 and ES6 levels, but there are a few unsupported keywords. -And, You can use various Windows APIs such as JavaScript. - -### Technical limitation - -The specifications of the JavaScript engine built into Windows are intermediate between ECMAScript versions 3 and 4. We are using a polyfill library to raise this to ES5 and ES6 levels, but there are a few unsupported keywords. - -We know about Chakracore, known as an improved version of JScript, but it cannot be used in projects with web-based GUI because it has not integrated with HTML rendering engines (e.g., MSHTML, EdgeHTML). +Although we are aware of Chakracore, known as an improved version of JScript, it cannot be used in projects with web-based GUI because it has not integrated with HTML rendering engines (e.g., MSHTML, EdgeHTML). However, it will be included in future work because it is highly utilized for special purposes. ### Security - -I have written the security policy in the `SECURITY.MD` file to reduce the misuse cases of this project. +I have outlined the security policy in the `SECURITY.MD` file to minimize the misuse cases of this project. ### Contact us * abuse@catswords.net \ No newline at end of file