@ewind_dev: Excited to share that with the help of Fable, I've finally built the ultimate cross-platform UI framework I've envisioned for years – PocketJS! Porting QuickJS to the Sony PSP with only 32MB of memory, combined with standard SolidJS and Vue Vapor, …
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With Fable, the author ported QuickJS to the Sony PSP, combined SolidJS, Vue Vapor, and a compile-time Tailwind style engine to achieve smooth 60fps animations with only 8MB of memory, releasing a minimalist cross-platform UI framework called PocketJS.
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I’m incredibly excited to share that, with the power of Fable, I’ve finally built the most extreme cross-platform UI framework I’ve envisioned for years — introducing PocketJS!
By porting QuickJS to the Sony PSP, which has only 32 MB of RAM, and combining it with the standard SolidJS and Vue Vapor, plus a compile‑time Tailwind style engine, I achieved smooth 60 fps animations using just 8 MB of memory!
Come embrace Bare Metal Modern Web!
PocketJS (@pocket_js): Introducing PocketJS 🕹️
import { createSignal } from “solid-js” on a Sony PSP.
No forked framework. Real Solid and Vue Vapor, compile-time Tailwind design system, and 60 FPS animation in 8 MB of RAM!
Bare Metal Modern Web ⚡️
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