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This may be a noob question - how do you go about filling in the other side of that abstraction in the JS (presumably) post transpilation? Is it just that you h
by maybeOneDay 5y ago
This may be a noob question - how do you go about filling in the other side of that abstraction in the JS (presumably) post transpilation? Is it just that you had a set of files in JS developed separately and the build/deployment system could inject those files in specific expected areas?
- timmg 5y agoYes, you have it exactly right. We basically had three different hand-coded implementations of the same classes, each in a different language.