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Hamlet Implementation

There are many existing frameworks and libraries in JavaScript that handle data-binding and application abstractions but none of them offer an integrated solution that works with hihger level languages (CoffeeScript, Haml). You could come close with CoffeeScript + hamlc + Knockout or something similar but it would always be a bit of a kludge because they were never designed to work together.

There are three major issues that should be solved in clientside JavaScript applications:

1. Improved Language (CoffeeScript, or Dart, TypeScript, etc.)
2. HTML Domain Specific Language (Haml, Jade, Slim, others)
3. Data-Binding (React, Knockout, others)

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Recursive Selection

What would a recursive selection tool look like in a pixel editor?

One should be able to draw fractals using it.

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Tab = (name, content) ->
  name: name
  content: content

tabs = [1..3].map (i) ->
  Tab "Tab#{i}", "Hello from tab #{i}"

model =
  tabs: tabs
  activeTab: Observable tabs[0]

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Observable.concat = (args...) ->
  args = Observable(args)

  o = Observable ->
    flatten args.map(splat)

  o.push = args.push

  return o

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var Callable, c,
  __slice = [].slice;

Callable = function(invoke) {
  var fn;
  fn = function() {
    var _ref;
    return (_ref = fn.invoke).call.apply(_ref, [this].concat(__slice.call(arguments)));
  };
  fn.invoke = invoke;

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#! /bin/bash

cd templates

for file in *.haml; do
  hamlet < $file -r "Hamlet" > ${file/.haml}.js
done

for file in *.js; do
  echo "(window.JST || (window.JST = {}))['${file/.js}'] = " > tmpfile

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Symbol#to_proc is CoffeeScript

A = (name) ->
  (x) ->
    x[name]

items.map A("size")

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#! /usr/bin/env coffee

Heyo

    console.log "wat"

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alert("hello");

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Gasoline

A man drove to the country seeking to understand the power of gasoline. He asked the chemist, "what is the power of gasoline?"

The chemist told him, "pick up this machete and clear an acre of land."

The man wondered what clearing land with a machete had to do with gasoline but did so anyway. Every day for thirty days he ate breakfast and cleared trees with the machete. At the end of thirty days he again asked the chemist "what is the power of gasoline?"

The chemist told him, "pick up this chainsaw and clear an acre of land."