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Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (31 Jul 2019 16:36 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser John Cowan (31 Jul 2019 18:46 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (31 Jul 2019 18:55 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser John Cowan (31 Jul 2019 19:20 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (31 Jul 2019 20:14 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Amirouche Boubekki (31 Jul 2019 20:49 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser John Cowan (31 Jul 2019 20:51 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (31 Jul 2019 20:55 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser John Cowan (31 Jul 2019 21:00 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (31 Jul 2019 21:21 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser John Cowan (31 Jul 2019 22:03 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (01 Aug 2019 09:40 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Amirouche Boubekki (01 Aug 2019 11:25 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser John Cowan (01 Aug 2019 14:18 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (02 Aug 2019 10:24 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Amirouche Boubekki (02 Aug 2019 19:19 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (02 Aug 2019 20:42 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Arthur A. Gleckler (02 Aug 2019 00:55 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser John Cowan (02 Aug 2019 01:17 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Arthur A. Gleckler (02 Aug 2019 01:28 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser John Cowan (02 Aug 2019 02:28 UTC)
Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela (01 Aug 2019 09:48 UTC)

Re: State of Scheme in the Browser Lassi Kortela 02 Aug 2019 10:24 UTC

> WebAssembly will have tail-calls, it is already present in nodejs v12.
> See Schism issues and recent PRs.

Great! Huh, I had no idea something like Schism existed :)

Does WebAssembly give access to the same DOM (Document Object Model) as
JavaScript? What about Ajax requests? What are the pros and cons of
WebAssembly as a compilation target compared to JavaScript?

> Speaking of demo, I am wondering what kind of demo could I create to
> make it more obvious that this really works, and that performance is
> not a problem?

One idea is some kind of search that reacts whenever the user types a
character into an input field, and does HTTP requests in the backgrounds
(perhaps caching some of the results) is a good approximation of what
many real web apps do. For example, something like Chicken's Chickadee
(<https://api.call-cc.org/5/doc/>). We could use that kind of search
field for <docs.schemers.org> also.