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Very impressive demo. So happy to finally see python support. What is used for the javascript rendering? I assume since they are using the chrome dev tools th

Very impressive demo. So happy to finally see python support. What is used for the javascript rendering? I assume since they are using the chrome dev tools they are embedding chromium into Lighttable?

jiaaro 13y ago
They've written in the past that the UI is essentially a webview, so I think that's a fair assessment edit: also, I've successfully nuked the app at least once by evaluating document.write (or similar) in the IDE. heh
zimbatm 13y ago
Hard to tell until they release the source code (which is supposed to happen after the 0.4 release). The whole UI is actually rendered HTML using WebKit or a derivative for sure.
Historiopode 13y ago
I am fairly sure that Light Table is a node-webkit[1] app, so your assumption should be correct. [1]https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit
- ibdknox 13y ago
  It is indeed. Chromium + embedded NodeJS written in ClojureScript. FTW.
  - kxs 13y ago
    It seems to be possible to use the Chrome PDF Viewer. This could be nice for LaTeX development.