renegadus

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by renegadus 8y ago
It's not so bad - it seems like there is a lot of magic but the library is a fairly thin layer on top of JavaScript/DOM.
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by renegadus 8y ago
Human interaction isn't so hard, you just need to view it as a problem to be solved, just like everything else. There are some good YouTube videos that break this stuff down: https://www.youtube.com/user/charismaon
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by renegadus 8y ago
I've been working on something similar in Kotlin called http://kweb.io/ . It works but is still pre-1.0. You can manipulate a remote DOM as if it was local to the server and attach event listeners. Feedback welcome.
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Show HN: Allocate stuff between several people based on personal preference(mediator.ai)
1 points by renegadus 8y ago|0 comments
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by renegadus 8y ago
I'm currently working on a website to use machine learning and game theory to allocate chores in a way that minimizes overall pain. Should have a public demo in a few days.
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Kweb: Build rich live-updating web apps in pure server-side Kotlin(kweb.io)
1 points by renegadus 8y ago|0 comments
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by renegadus 9y ago
It's the latter. It establishes a WebSocket connection and issues JavaScript commands to execute from the server. This connection remains persistently to allow bi-directional communication between client and server. This occurs &quot
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by renegadus 9y ago
This is my project, would love feedback, not just on the idea itself - but also how I go about explaining it on the site.
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Show HN: Kweb – a Kotlin web framework that eliminates the server-browser divide(kweb.io)
3 points by renegadus 9y ago|3 comments