fyolnish

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by fyolnish 14y ago
It should, although they are not feature equivalent.
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Show HN: DatabaseKit — A kit for working with Databases in Objective-C(github.com)
23 points by fyolnish 14y ago|6 comments
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Tranquil (A language built the ObjC runtime) Preview 2 Released(github.com)
12 points by fyolnish 14y ago|0 comments
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by fyolnish 14y ago
There's a rumor site focusing exclusively on Nikon? : o
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by fyolnish 14y ago
People call this a breakpoint? Because, we're already using that term for actual breakpoints.
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[Preview] Tranquil – A more dynamic language implemented on the ObjC runtime.(github.com)
5 points by fyolnish 14y ago|0 comments
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by fyolnish 14y ago
heh.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
It's not about runtime performance as much as programmer performance.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
He does seem to be ignorant in regard to languages that are not php.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
How is a 12 core 3.06ghz xeon not sufficient to develop Instapaper?
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by fyolnish 14y ago
They still haven't merged the tabs into the titlebar on os x..
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by fyolnish 15y ago
The license is ISC, so you can do whatever you want with it. in order to call back into lua you can either use the standard C api. (This file from another project of mine might be a useful starting point: https://github.com/aptiva/Tranquil
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TLC (The Tiny Lua Cocoa Bridge) RC1 Released(aptiva.github.com)
40 points by fyolnish 15y ago|7 comments
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by fyolnish 15y ago
It's moved to https://github.com/aptiva/TLC
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by fyolnish 15y ago
There's no need to load a framework since linking to a framework means all of it's classes are added to the runtime. You simply request the class you want. That is, if you are embedding lua in your app. I haven't tried using TLC from the st
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by fyolnish 15y ago
Nope, can't say I have.
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by fyolnish 15y ago
It was designed for use for scripting within an objc app. ( http://github.com/aptiva/tranquil to be precise) It doesn't support subclassing objective-c objects so that would probably limit you if you tried to write your app exclusively in
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by fyolnish 15y ago
Well, the biggest difference is that it's written in Lua. And it uses LuaJIT not vanilla Lua. (LuaJIT being orders of magnitude faster) And from what I can tell, iphonewax is intended for writing entire apps in lua, this project is intended
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by fyolnish 15y ago
Yes, it does indeed require LuaJIT. (I probably should indicate this more clearly in the source)
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TLC, a tiny lua cocoa bridge(gist.github.com)
52 points by fyolnish 15y ago|23 comments