Bare: Run JavaScript Everywhere
2 days ago
- #Runtime
- #Peer-to-Peer
- #JavaScript
- Bare is a minimal JavaScript runtime designed for desktop and mobile, focusing on modularity, universality, and scalability.
- Unlike Node.js, Bare emphasizes embedding and cross-device support, making it ideal for peer-to-peer applications.
- Bare integrates with existing runtimes like V8, offering native performance while maintaining JavaScript flexibility.
- Developers can build peer-to-peer applications, self-contained cross-platform apps, and leverage Bare's modular architecture for efficiency.
- Bare works seamlessly with Holepunch's Pear Runtime, enabling completely peer-to-peer systems without centralized servers.
- Bare supports multiple JavaScript engines (V8, JavaScriptCore, QuickJS), allowing it to run on various devices, from computers to embedded systems.
- The combination of Bare and Pear provides a minimal, modular, and powerful container model for running apps anywhere.
- Bare enables write-once-run-anywhere development, a significant advancement for applications like Keet and Pear Runtime.