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   by wijt 12y ago

   I make use of Tailspin [1], which is a JS-in-JS interpreter and almost fully ES262 compliant. The visualisation gets called on every line of code and updates itself based on inspecting the interpreter state. Two benefits are, the visualisat
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   by wijt 12y ago

   Sadly the website seems to have fallen over for me. I am really interested in how it works. From what I could see it seems a bit more cumbersome, than my approach of a using full JS interpreter: http://will.thimbleby.net/alg
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   by wijt 13y ago

   There are some great visualisations here. Coming up with good visualisations is tricky. I can't help but mention my own attempt at a more general framework for algorithm visualisation: http://will.thimbleby.net/algorith
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   Interactive Javascript programming puzzles(will.thimbleby.net)

   1 points by wijt 13y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Reversible Javascript (interactive, meta-circular and in the browser)(will.thimbleby.net)

   1 points by wijt 13y ago|0 comments