HTML5 Export and Javascript

[David Bovill]

Hi @Shawn - have you got any info / links with regard to "mongoldb
painlessly and is reactive in both the client and the server"? That's the
sort of thing I want to read up on...

@Colin - do you know of examples the other way around - that is not the
exported Javascript code accessing the DOM - but the exported Javascript
code being called by simple Javascript commands that any Javascript coder
can create? I'm thinking of how we might be able to create library like
functionality.

I know Scala can now also export to Javascript - so I'm guessing this is
going down the same path. So examples in other languages could point us in
the right direction of what is possible / what is being aimed at with the
HTML5/Javascript export?


On 6 April 2015 at 03:10, Shawn Beagle <shawnblc at me.com> wrote:

> Bi-directional JS is already being done, even in production.  I don’t know
> what the plans are or how it’ll work with LC, but if it’s anything like
> some of the solutions out there now that connect to a mongoldb painlessly
> and is reactive in both the client and the server … it’ll be an awesome LC
> experience for all of us!  At that point, I think LC will dominate the
> world ;)
>
> Think LC + HTML5 & JS = reactive in both the client and the server with no
> refreshing.
>
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> > On Apr 5, 2015, at 20:17, Colin Holgate <colinholgate at gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Not LC, but I’ve done some higher level tools exporting to HTML5 stuff
> already. What you end up with is going to be Javascript, and HTML DOM. The
> higher level tool needs to give access to the DOM, at which point you
> should be able to talk to any other Javascript on the page.
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