Desktop application on JavaScript [closed]

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Is there any system/compiler/SDK/IDE that provides an ability to develop de开发者_StackOverflow社区sktop applications using JavaScript?

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You can use node-webkit.

It uses webkit to render the webpage and execute the Javascript, and you will have access to all the Node.js javascript API (reading/writing files, …)

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Take a look at Appcelerator(http://www.appcelerator.com/).

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You might try XUL or maybe Google V8.

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You can use an .net application for execute javascript codes.

You can make this:

string CompilerJScript (string JSource) {
            return Microsoft.JScript.Eval.JScriptEvaluate(JSource, Microsoft.JScript.Vsa.VsaEngine.CreateEngine());
}

You need to reference the Microsoft.JScript dll assembly.

Note: don't using only keyword to reference the assembly. right click on the project in VS and choose 'Add reference'

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There is the jls JavaScript platform and eclipse WTP as IDE.

Jls supports graphical user interface, file system manipulation, unit testing, thread, process, network sockets and selectors, HTTP client and server, SQL, image manipulation, zip file...

You can found the desktop documentation here.

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You can use AppJs

Build Desktop Applications for Linux, Windows and Mac using HTML, CSS and Javascript. I'm planning to use it too.