Ahh I understand the design constraint.
About ten years ago I had to write an HTML editor Applet - this is
what I remember:
I was able to get all the functionality I really wanted in terms of
interaction and usability without any struggle.
I was even making use of some in-house libraries we wrote
2012/4/23 Paul deGrandis
> Rather than battle the challenges of Java Applets,
> could you possibly expose the functionality via Fetch (RPC over HTTP
> from within ClojureScript)?
> https://github.com/ibdknox/fetch
>
Hello Paul,
I could, but the whole point of my email is trying to understand th
Rather than battle the challenges of Java Applets,
could you possibly expose the functionality via Fetch (RPC over HTTP
from within ClojureScript)?
https://github.com/ibdknox/fetch
Regards,
Paul (OhPauleez)
On Apr 23, 7:23 am, Laurent PETIT wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've read somewhere (in the list ?
Hello,
I've read somewhere (in the list ?) the idea of embedding Clojure & al as a
Java Applet in a page to provide easy standalone web-based test
environment, something like Himera ( https://github.com/fogus/himera ) but
without the need to host the service on a server.
I found the idea compelli
