Cofounded Host Collective (DiscountASP.net). Cofounded Player Axis (Social Gaming). Computer Scientist and Technology Evangelist with 20+ years of experience with JavaScript!
Whoa - no kidding! Congratulations. I'm definitely excited to play with it.
Your feedback would be very beneficial in helping me drive the direction of MojiScript!
Man, that game boy emulator is insane...
Ahhh ya that was my fear. I love reading about ELM. It seems like everything I want. But then there's the issues with having to deal with JavaScript libraries. Because, let's face it, npm is what makes JavaScript great. Without libraries, I could use any language.
So interop with JavaScript was important to me.
That was a key decision to keeping MojiScript as JavaScript. There's just so much JavaScript already has, package management, build tools, community, browsers, node, etc.
Keeping the JavaScript comes with some limitations but it provides soooo much more that it becomes worth it.
Next up is to create an awesome development and debugging experience. I just merged some (what I think are) revolutionary debugging tools. More on that when I get time ;)
Cofounded Host Collective (DiscountASP.net). Cofounded Player Axis (Social Gaming). Computer Scientist and Technology Evangelist with 20+ years of experience with JavaScript!
Cofounded Host Collective (DiscountASP.net). Cofounded Player Axis (Social Gaming). Computer Scientist and Technology Evangelist with 20+ years of experience with JavaScript!
Your feedback would be very beneficial in helping me drive the direction of MojiScript!
Man, that game boy emulator is insane...
Ahhh ya that was my fear. I love reading about ELM. It seems like everything I want. But then there's the issues with having to deal with JavaScript libraries. Because, let's face it, npm is what makes JavaScript great. Without libraries, I could use any language.
So interop with JavaScript was important to me.
That was a key decision to keeping MojiScript as JavaScript. There's just so much JavaScript already has, package management, build tools, community, browsers, node, etc.
Keeping the JavaScript comes with some limitations but it provides soooo much more that it becomes worth it.
Next up is to create an awesome development and debugging experience. I just merged some (what I think are) revolutionary debugging tools. More on that when I get time ;)
I'm very much a novice, but I'll absolutely be proactive about interacting with the project as I explore the tool. Looking forward to your next post!
Here's a sneak peek:
The
//?is a command from Quokka that evaluates the code live. So to the right of the//?code is a live evaluation of the value on the left.But look at that stack trace...
This is a WIP so it'll only get better... :D
...ok, whoa. That's some seriously cool stuff.
I think so... but you know, I am biased ;)