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The title seems irrelevant. With the exception of frameworks like Ocsigen/Eliom[0] and Dart[1] (Eliom being the closest thing to what the presentation hints ab
by philipbjorge 13y ago
The title seems irrelevant.
With the exception of frameworks like Ocsigen/Eliom[0] and Dart[1] (Eliom being the closest thing to what the presentation hints about), I've never seen any production web apps that have been compiled from languages like Ruby, Python or C (I don't consider desktop applications like Banana Bread a web app). Lack of frameworks and best practices for DOM manipulation seem to be roadblocks.
The presentation didn't list any examples of web apps written in other languages, so I'm forced to conclude that if I have a big web app, compiling it is not the most sensible option.
[0] http://ocsigen.org/overview/eliomapplications http://ocsigen.org/overview/eliomapplications
[1] http://www.dartlang.org http://www.dartlang.org
- jmillikin 13y ago> I've never seen any production web apps that have been > compiled from languages like Ruby, Python or C Ever used Google Groups or Docs? https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/ https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/
- nijk 13y agoGroups is certainly not a production quality web app.
- philipbjorge 13y agoI have used them and didn't know this was how they were implemented. Very cool. Thanks for dropping the knowledge.