mhernandez1988

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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
True, i say publish it, this package is a hell of alot better than most of the crap on npm.
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
al2o3cr, actually no. There are a load of difficult implementations needed to achieve even the most basic webbrowser, even when building on top of the already great chromium content lib. For instance, Thrust's predecessor ExoBrowser fa
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
One could use c++ instead of Python/JS/Go, I would however recommend still using the JSONRpc bridge to communicate. I would not recommend using c/c++ at all, as Atom.io has proven more modern garbage collected languages have
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
Essentially yes, you can import python modules into go-python and expose their API's via WebSockets to Javascript.
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
Yes. In some cases ive experienced both. Sometimes it installed sometimes it did not.
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
Apologies to all, we are restructuring the application to work better with go get. You can try with the -d flag to avoid building files. this should download the application to the proper gopath. then you can use the instructions from the g
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
As well as go get -u {urltopackage} go install
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
Now to add some more context, Thrust's predecessor (ExoBrowser) still used embedded NodeJS, this made it incredibly difficult to package native modules with applications. The Thrust team learned from the mistakes of the past and decide
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
Node-Webkit is hacky at best. Atom-Shell is a major improvement on Node-Webkit, however not quite there. Native modules need to be compiled for a completely different target. Thrust takes it a step further, improving on the past. Thrust use
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by mhernandez1988 12y ago
Correct, there have also been other similar implementations along the same vain, but they all attempt to inject one technology into another. Thrust takes a different approach, it is itself the chromium content library, with some added libra
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Thrust: Chromium-based cross-platform, cross-language application framework(github.com)
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