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Discussion list for the Flapjax programming language.
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Can the library be smaller?
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Hi, I know we can minimize the library, but I saw some mention that part of the library is for the compiler. Would it be possible to remove that part? Thanks Fred
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Flapjax REPL
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Last week at OOPSLA, we live-coded a timer in Flapjax, using a custom
REPL. I've added this REPL to the demos on the Flapjax website:
[link]
See the popup in the bottom-right corner for the timer's code. Other
than the built-in timer UI and the showTime function, it is a generic... more »
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Tutorial question: mouse1.html
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I am trying [link] . I was wondering what needs to be added to the code to make the "themouse" DIV initial position under the current mouse position. In the example, one has to move the mouse for the div to be under the cursor. I tried a few things with no success.... more »
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How to use Flapjax without the compiler?
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Hi,
The examples use the compiler, I guess. The paper refers to using the
library without the compiler. so what do I need to use to an HTML page
to use the library only and not anything that deals with the compiler?
I am guessing just include the js library in the HTML head? Do I still
need to use "text/flapjax" around my code or just "text/javascript"... more »
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Order of Evaluation
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Howdy,
First, I want to say thank you for this great library. Bringing FRP
to JavaScript was a great idea, and you executed it swimmingly.
Second, I have read your 2009 OOPSLA paper, and have been developing a
web application using Flapjax for the past couple of weeks. I have
some questions surrounding guarantees on the order of evaluation. In... more »
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Starting with FlapJax
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Hi everyone, I am starting with flapjax, and for a first contact I am using the paper in your web site. That has some interesting concepts, but I think for the first time it is very hard to understand. I have tried the first example on the paper: <html> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;... more »
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Orc vs flapjax
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Hi,
I have recently discovered Orc ([link]), it seems
to be rather similar to flapjax in spirit.
From a quick reading of the tutorial it seems to be based on just
three coordination primitives (roughly speaking an OR, and AND and an
ONCE).
I didn't see Orc mentioned in the OOPSLA paper so I wondered if the... more »
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