The jstask module use real threads, but the data exchange between these threads and the main program is limited to String, Blob, numbers, and some other serializable objects only.
Hi, I love javascript and I like the work you have done so far. I was wondering if there is a roadmap for additional libraries. I'm interesting in developing web applications using jslibs but I here that FastCGI is old tech. Plus, with the advent of Cloud computing, I wondering how jslibs fits into the picture.
Also, have you heard of jint (javascript engine for .net)? What do you think of this engine and would be worth implementing some of the jslibs library using that engine instead.
Hi, my aim is to make JavaScript? as versatile as possible and not specially related to the web and I really don't know how to fit jslibs in a Cloud computing picture :) There is no roadmap for additional libraries, but feel free to make suggestions in the discussion group (http://groups.google.com/group/jslibs) or by e-mail. At the moment jslibs is based on mozilla's JavaScript? engine, and I think it would be quite difficult to use another engine. Thanks, Franck
So, is there a plan to put out a developer snapshot or main build based on Javascript 1.8.5 or higher? I'm running into pains in wanting to use the Object methods (specifically defineProperty and getOwnPropertyDescriptor).
It turns out the current method I'm using for extending objects with objects destroys my getters/setters. :(
Ever thought of adding a pixel shader for the 3D elements of JSLib?
It's a good idea, feel free to file an new enhancement in the issue list. Do you have some pointers to learn how pixel shader works ?
"Pixel shaders" and "Vertex shaders" are called "Programs" in the OpenGL spec.
See http://www.opengl.org/documentation/glsl/ for the OpenGL Shading Language spec, a nice tutorial is here: http://www.lighthouse3d.com/opengl/glsl/index.php?ogloverview
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It has some pretty neat examples. Hopefully this is somewhat useful. Would be nice to see some of these features in JSLib.
I was also wondering if the threading is faked, or is this real threading? From what I am reading. If it is faked. It sure is close to real threading.
The jstask module use real threads, but the data exchange between these threads and the main program is limited to String, Blob, numbers, and some other serializable objects only.
Hi, I love javascript and I like the work you have done so far. I was wondering if there is a roadmap for additional libraries. I'm interesting in developing web applications using jslibs but I here that FastCGI is old tech. Plus, with the advent of Cloud computing, I wondering how jslibs fits into the picture.
Also, have you heard of jint (javascript engine for .net)? What do you think of this engine and would be worth implementing some of the jslibs library using that engine instead.
Thank you for your time,
-- Alex
Hi, my aim is to make JavaScript? as versatile as possible and not specially related to the web and I really don't know how to fit jslibs in a Cloud computing picture :) There is no roadmap for additional libraries, but feel free to make suggestions in the discussion group (http://groups.google.com/group/jslibs) or by e-mail. At the moment jslibs is based on mozilla's JavaScript? engine, and I think it would be quite difficult to use another engine. Thanks, Franck
Hey just saw that this enhancement was accepted.http://code.google.com/p/jslibs/issues/detail?id=65
Any idea how soon we'll see it ready for use?
Please, make release sometime...
How to include other javascript files in my current script?
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So, is there a plan to put out a developer snapshot or main build based on Javascript 1.8.5 or higher? I'm running into pains in wanting to use the Object methods (specifically defineProperty and getOwnPropertyDescriptor).
It turns out the current method I'm using for extending objects with objects destroys my getters/setters. :(