Ask HN: What's the weirdest JavaScript source code you've seen?

3 pointslhorie3 comments

I'm writing a Javascript parser, and I wanted to try parsing unusual JS code found in the wild.

Weirdness can be abuse of unicode, code obfuscation, unusual programming paradigms, etc

If you're not limited to 'production' javascript, code golfing sites like http://dwitter.net will be a good source of strange javascript!

I hope nobody's using it in production, but the "JS without letters" thing would probably tickle a few edge cases in a parser:

Also, for _js without numbers_, this is the most compact way to write something that evaluates to the number 2: -~!""