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A few suggestions to have people take you seriously. At least hint that you are knowledgeable about some preexisting competing solutions to what you are recomm
by clubhi 13y ago
A few suggestions to have people take you seriously.
At least hint that you are knowledgeable about some preexisting competing solutions to what you are recommending.
Make some reference to the language that these callbacks should be implemented in.
Eat your own dog food. Have you actually used this in a project that you can talk about? Was the squash diagram as far as you took this?
- reillyse 13y agoOk, so I should have put more effort into this submission, but it was early on a Saturday morning and I was just a bit annoyed with all the chatter about callbacks & their failings. Also people spend a lot of time bemoaning the lack of new ideas or research and I was just making the point that new ideas are being explored and research is being undertaken all of the time, but is largely ignored :) I guess I'll write a blog post about it and write it in a more "hacker news friendly" format and then submit it again. But just to answer your questions, yes I've implemented this fully in 2 different languages, C https://github.com/reillyse/C-AESOP https://github.com/reillyse/C-AESOP and Java https://github.com/reillyse/J-AESOP https://github.com/reillyse/J-AESOP and partially in Javascript https://github.com/reillyse/alacrity https://github.com/reillyse/alacrity . The focus of the research was for sensor driven applications so I didn't do the partial implementation in JS until later on. I used it in two applications as part of the evaluation section of my thesis. So, dog food well and truly eaten.