Ooh, I'm excited to play with this. I initially dismissed CLOG because I wanted a desktop GUI library, but I think I misunderstood the value prop until this video. This actually looks really useful, great work!
What does it mean for a GUI to be live and fully interactive? Isn't that what all GUIs are? For example, this TH-cam page; wouldn't this page be considered fully live and interactive? I can't compare and contrast between other GUIs because TH-cam's GUI (and others) is all I have ever known and lived with.
This is awesome! But can someone explain to me the benefits to using this tech for rapid prototyping a (scalable (or is possible with this tech?)) webapp, as opposed to using a standard GUI framework like electron? I guess another question would be: what would be the difference for using this tech for the TH-cam website vs what it's already using? Or, in other words, what can this tech do that others can't?
I am assuming you know that the lambda means an anonymous function. Common lisp gives warnings for unused arguments in any function. Since we aren't using the obj argument, common lisp screams at us to use it or remove it. We can't remove it because the function needs a lambda (anonymous) function with those two arguments. So, we just suppress the warnings with (declare ignore obj) to ignore the argument. Hope that helps.
yes CLOG now has its own very thin CLOG Frame around webkit etc that is often better option that Electron. th-cam.com/play/PLSUeblYuDUiOucAaqkrVlmOG4p-q7lFU6.html
Ooh, I'm excited to play with this. I initially dismissed CLOG because I wanted a desktop GUI library, but I think I misunderstood the value prop until this video. This actually looks really useful, great work!
Some of this reminds me of what I loved about smalltalk. Can I program the GUI within the GUI fully? Looks possible.
You can now.
How is it different from reblocks?
Temple OS 2.0?
Display Postscript was really cool in the day. But so was bitblit based GUI systems. The latter was even more live and fully interactive.
What does it mean for a GUI to be live and fully interactive? Isn't that what all GUIs are? For example, this TH-cam page; wouldn't this page be considered fully live and interactive? I can't compare and contrast between other GUIs because TH-cam's GUI (and others) is all I have ever known and lived with.
This is awesome! But can someone explain to me the benefits to using this tech for rapid prototyping a (scalable (or is possible with this tech?)) webapp, as opposed to using a standard GUI framework like electron? I guess another question would be: what would be the difference for using this tech for the TH-cam website vs what it's already using? Or, in other words, what can this tech do that others can't?
See the CLOG video series and is clear the advantage of using CLOG especially now at its maturity level
@@DavidBotton Where can I find this video series? Is it the CLOG Plunger playlist you created on your channel?
@@encapsulatio th-cam.com/play/PLSUeblYuDUiOucAaqkrVlmOG4p-q7lFU6.html
What does `(declare ignore obj)` do in the code at 16:40?
I am assuming you know that the lambda means an anonymous function. Common lisp gives warnings for unused arguments in any function. Since we aren't using the obj argument, common lisp screams at us to use it or remove it. We can't remove it because the function needs a lambda (anonymous) function with those two arguments. So, we just suppress the warnings with (declare ignore obj) to ignore the argument. Hope that helps.
@@codebitcookie8053 Thank you! That does help! :D
Does this work fine in a webkit or equivalent window? In Electron?
yes CLOG now has its own very thin CLOG Frame around webkit etc that is often better option that Electron. th-cam.com/play/PLSUeblYuDUiOucAaqkrVlmOG4p-q7lFU6.html
You should look at Web Assembly, I guess.
Marry this to nyxt.
Toss in a wasm backend for sicl to complete the loop!
if i'm a goyim,then can i follow your educational videos?