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Life & fun · May 31, 2011

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I wrote a .NET to JS compiler. Here's an XNA demo compiled to JS.

I wrote a .NET to JS compiler. Here's an XNA demo compiled to JS. launched on May 31, 2011 with 103 votes, #4 of 217 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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This is a .NET to JavaScript compiler that converts C# code into browser-executable JavaScript. The tool enables developers to write applications in .NET and run them in web browsers without rewriting code. A demonstration XNA game compiled to JavaScript showcases the compiler's capability to handle complex graphical applications. It is designed for .NET developers who want to deploy their projects to web platforms.

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