I'd call that a feature. I hate the ambiguity that semicolon-less Javascript creates (a newline in the wrong spot, and your code starts to misbehave).
Well, I concur; back in the days, I have created quite a few websites with business logic in RXML. I'd think that both RXML and its Javascript based successor Remixml are both Turing complete and can be used as generic…
I have several active implementations now (in active use for the past 2 years), I guess I could easily water some of those down into a few examples. With regard to similar systems... Good question. Comparable solutions:…
Another related note, I created Remixml, a descendant of RXML in Roxen, but now Javascript based (client side or NodeJS): https://www.npmjs.com/package/remixml
On a related note, I have created the SPike daemon: git://devel2.cuci.nl/spike . It's written in Pike, is being actively maintained, with roughly the following featureset: - Meaningful error messages on compiled…
I'd call that a feature. I hate the ambiguity that semicolon-less Javascript creates (a newline in the wrong spot, and your code starts to misbehave).
Well, I concur; back in the days, I have created quite a few websites with business logic in RXML. I'd think that both RXML and its Javascript based successor Remixml are both Turing complete and can be used as generic…
I have several active implementations now (in active use for the past 2 years), I guess I could easily water some of those down into a few examples. With regard to similar systems... Good question. Comparable solutions:…
Another related note, I created Remixml, a descendant of RXML in Roxen, but now Javascript based (client side or NodeJS): https://www.npmjs.com/package/remixml
On a related note, I have created the SPike daemon: git://devel2.cuci.nl/spike . It's written in Pike, is being actively maintained, with roughly the following featureset: - Meaningful error messages on compiled…