This is a real eye-opener :-)

I will not pretend to understand everything that is going on here, but the
"interim dynabook in a web page" is honestly quite amazing, and your
implementation of back-end processing in the cloud certainly seems to
demonstrate some fresh thinking with regard to how "applications" will be
delivered in the future.

Dave


>
> Hi folks--
>
>      I've released Caffeine, an in-browser IDE for livecoding JS
> frameworks from SqueakJS. It effectively turns a webpage into an interim
> dynabook. :)  There are also new demos of...
>
> -    Snowglobe (Smalltalk app streaming and remote GUI access)
>
> -    HTML5 Morphic (each Morphic window on its own HTML5 canvas,
>      relieving much of the computation burden on SqueakJS)
>
> -    morphic.js (Jens Mönig's great standalone implementation of
>      Morphic, which is much faster than the current SqueakJS Morphic)
>
> -    three.js (WebGL 3D graphics)
>
>      See the announcement on my blog at [1]. I would love any feedback
> you might have, and to collaborate on new use cases.
>
>
>      thanks!
>
> -C
>
> ***
>
> [1] https://thiscontext.com/2017/06/22/caffeine-livecode-the-web
>
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