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Without eval (), is it possible to compile JavaScript into binary files?

From everything I read, it seems that the only thing mentioned does not allow JavaScript compilation: once, run-around (or at least for the browser) is a stupid operator eval(). Is there anything else in JavaScript that makes achievement impossible?

Instead of spending all this time on every computer and every browser, JIT-ting and downloading multiple source code files, I would like to see the browser launch JavaScript using fewer bytes, using fewer connections and quickly trying, optimized code.

How can I do that?

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