I think you are a really good programmer by the time you use Tcl again: as a complementary language for test automation, or to integrate it in your software as DSL... First you use it because it is simple to learn. Then…
"well .. i am a big believer in the two layer separation" I believe in this too. Not only two layers, if necessary there can be more. For that to work, well designed interfaces are quite necessary. "tcl + c .. are not…
"I think if someone can rewrite tcl or a tcl like language, as the top level language, using a more modern low level language, like Rust or Go ... it will be a very nice combo, I think Tcl can serve as a really nice…
tDOM is just for parsing and generating XML or, more interrestingly, HTML. Once you have that, you can use the ::wacl::dom command to inject it into the browser dom. Or use the wacl::dom command to get HTML which then…
To clarify: this is the Tcl interpreter compiled to webassembly. Not a Tcl program or the language.
I think you are a really good programmer by the time you use Tcl again: as a complementary language for test automation, or to integrate it in your software as DSL... First you use it because it is simple to learn. Then…
"well .. i am a big believer in the two layer separation" I believe in this too. Not only two layers, if necessary there can be more. For that to work, well designed interfaces are quite necessary. "tcl + c .. are not…
"I think if someone can rewrite tcl or a tcl like language, as the top level language, using a more modern low level language, like Rust or Go ... it will be a very nice combo, I think Tcl can serve as a really nice…
tDOM is just for parsing and generating XML or, more interrestingly, HTML. Once you have that, you can use the ::wacl::dom command to inject it into the browser dom. Or use the wacl::dom command to get HTML which then…
To clarify: this is the Tcl interpreter compiled to webassembly. Not a Tcl program or the language.