JdeH

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by JdeH 8y ago
Down in the Netherlands as well. So "notjustme"...
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by JdeH 8y ago
Thanks for reporting the broken links, they have been fixed. And, as we're trying to port more standard libraries, help is very welcome.
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by JdeH 8y ago
I'm afraid the current webpage is a DYI project. Having been a freelance technical / scientific application programmer for most of my life, web design is just something I do if really needed. In the long run probably the site shou
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Show HN: Transcrypt 3.7 Python to JavaScript compiler: dataclasses, JS6 modules(transcrypt.org)
5 points by JdeH 8y ago|5 comments
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by JdeH 8y ago
This is an early experience release. Official release will be in July. For production use v3.6.101. http://www.transcrypt.org
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Show HN: Transcrypt Python to JavaScript compiler w. ES6 modules, alpha release(github.com)
1 points by JdeH 8y ago|1 comments
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by JdeH 9y ago
Starting with Transcrypt v3.6.101 it is now possible to create native JavaScript component frameworks using the Transcrypt Python to JavaScript compiler. This makes it possible to write compact, fast JavaScript components for the browser in
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Show HN: Transcrypt Python to JavaScript compiler can now generate native JavaScript components(transcrypt.org)
9 points by JdeH 9y ago|1 comments
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by JdeH 9y ago
By the way, the Node demo isn't online, but available on github (and in the pip-installation): https://github.com/QQuick/Transcrypt/blob/master/transcrypt/...
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by JdeH 9y ago
It has been fixed. Sorry, it's the demo devil, I guess...
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by JdeH 9y ago
That's very bad! I'll repair it!
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Transcrypt Python-JS compiler now supports async/await(transcrypt.org)
3 points by JdeH 9y ago|5 comments
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by JdeH 10y ago
Do you want them to be able to start programming like "childsplay", but maybe use it professionally later on? In that case Python is a good choice. It's the #1 language in education world wide. I used it to teach programming
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by JdeH 10y ago
Static typechecking makes use of Python 3.5 type hints in combination with the MyPy open source typechecker.
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Show HN: Transcrypt Python to JavaScript compiler now has static typechecks(transcrypt.org)
1 points by JdeH 10y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Zero installation SVG in Python to teach programming to children(transcrypt.org)
4 points by JdeH 10y ago|0 comments
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On-line SVG turtle graphics in Python(transcrypt.org)
1 points by JdeH 10y ago|0 comments
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by JdeH 10y ago
After extensive testing under Windows and Linux, Transcrypt is considered ready for production now. The set of supported language features, which already included multiple inheritance, is expanded to include operator overloading as used e.g
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Show HN: First Release of Transcrypt Python3.5 to JavaScript Compiler(pypi.python.org)
3 points by JdeH 10y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Python realtime control simulator with C code generation for Arduino(github.com)
1 points by JdeH 11y ago|0 comments
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by JdeH 11y ago
You mean the docs of Transcrypt? In what way should it be improved? Any critisism to make it better is very welcome!
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by JdeH 11y ago
No. As soon as JS supports this, I'll work on that. If you work in an environment with multitasking primitives, you can use it via the appropriate JS API, though. In other words, anything you can do in JS, you can do in Transcrypt. But
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by JdeH 11y ago
I know. It's kind of funny how these frames trigger comments everywhere, though. Maybe I ought to keep them in as a gadget...
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by JdeH 11y ago
Nice to know!
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by JdeH 11y ago
You're encouraged to follow PEP8 completely for your Transcrypt apps and libs. As for interop with JS libs, following JS conventions is probably best, although some often use libs may acquire a PEP8 facade.
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by JdeH 11y ago
Well, in fact, the only thing it had to be right now, is functional, which indeed I believe it is. There's no css, just hand coded html. And it was ready in a snap. But if I ever change it it will remain functional in the first place.
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by JdeH 11y ago
PyPyJs does that. It's complete, but loads very slowly. In practice that's a problem not so easy overcome. And debugging and JS interop is a problem.
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by JdeH 11y ago
I don't mind supporting, maintaining and documenting it. I've taken a good look at Brython and it just isn't what I can use for my projects. Also the fact that there are cows and horses I don't consider a waste of Nature
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by JdeH 11y ago
Commitment will require continuity, so in the long run I want it to be independent of me, except for technical input. I plan transfer it to a foundation in a few years. At the same time I'd like to keep a firm hand on the wheel to keep
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by JdeH 11y ago
Yes, after programming ever since I was 15, I've learned that it has to be one of both: _ Either I have to accept the basic design choices made in a piece of code as is, and build upon it in the same line of thought - Or, if I really d

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