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imagine27.com
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| | | | | Here's a molecule viewer using OpenGL in Clojure. Implemented so that I could compare this type of development with Common Lisp (and also with using OpenGL development in C). OpenGL with Clojure can be really fun using Zach Tellman's Penumbra. Coming at OpenGL from a more functional angle (e.g. not mutating global vars etc.) can be a little different but not difficult for anyone who has done enough functional programming. The code is here. | |
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gigasquid.github.io
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blog.sulami.xyz
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shortdiv.com
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| | | In the latest stable build of Chrome, came support for desktop progressive web apps (PWAs). Similar to mobile PWAs, desktop PWAs allow users to install apps onto a device's home screen for quick and easy access. In addition to this, they allow web apps leverage to the numerous capabilities of modern web APIs like authentication, payments and so on, without having to worry about potential security vulnerabilities. After all, a desktop PWA is basically a web browser running in its own app window context.... | ||