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Here is a JavaScript todo app running on a real GBA! 9KB cartridge size. Fully compiled to native ROM without JS runtime by the Pocket Vapor compiler.

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ankush1 month ago

mindblown

BADGRAPHIX1 month ago

Wake up babe, Javascript got ported to GBA

PocketJS1 month ago

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