When back in 1996 Macromedia introduced Flash, no one suspected that this plugin will revolutionize the world of the Internet and move an open, Web-based technologies into the background. Today, after more than 15 years, situation slowly reverses - finally creating interactive websites, games or advertisements is possible without using any browser plugins. But is it enough? Michal will take us on a tour of the world's holy war between Plugins like Flash and HTML, and will attempt to answer this question, preseting poorly known HTML5 features, services and open source tools he is working on now (like http://bly.sk).
47. BLYSK – the Mansion
Build system inspired by Python syntax
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48. BLYSK – the Mansion
Creating new module:
java -jar js.jar mansion.js foo
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49. #export foo
#import bar
#import fooBar as fbar
(function foo(@modules) {
//variables
var lorem = 'impsum';
//logic of public functions in here
var hwdp = function foo_hwdp(){
bar.drink(fbar.everything);
alert('ACAB!');
}
//and references here:
return {
hwdp: hwdp
}
})(@modules);
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53. BLYSK – the Mansion
Pros of The Mansion:
1. Performance
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54. BLYSK – the Mansion
Pros of The Mansion:
1. Performance
2. Great minification of the file
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55. BLYSK – the Mansion
Pros of The Mansion:
1. Performance
2. Great minification of the file
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56. BLYSK – the Mansion
Pros of The Mansion:
1. Performance
2. Great minification of the file
3. Easy to manage modules
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57. BLYSK – the Mansion
Pros of The Mansion:
1. Performance
2. Great minification of the file
3. Easy to manage modules
4. Commandline helpers
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58. BLYSK – the Mansion
Cons of The Mansion:
1. Still too hacky & not native for JavaScript
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59. BLYSK – the Mansion
Open Source!
https://github.com/Blysk/The-MANSION
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