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http://www.coect.net uses own Lisp dialect MetaJS http://metajs.coect.net

From my experience MetaJS allows to write much cleaner code eliminating a lot of typical boilerplate. Many frameworks assume that some functions always have some parameters (for ex…

A year ago near last Google Reader redesign I made my own online RSS-reader http://www.cliws.com/ and now don't care. We should less depend on the large corporations. The idea abou…

$50/year for the right to use my domain for app hosted on App Engine seems to much, isn't it? Before December 6, 2012 Appengine users used Google Apps Standard for mapping custom d…

I understand you but DSLs allows to reduce number of used languages/tools in a web-projects. For example NodeJs allows to use same JavaScript for both client and server and if we w…

http://www.pollall.me/ Often we receive tweets with which we don't agree and we want to poll our followers about their opinions. Ideally we should be able to attach a poll to a twe…

IMO Microsoft looks for web-developer loyalty because recent stupid policy of big monopoly drive them to zero share on web-browser market. The only remaining question: will IE10 su…

One of the key TypeScript features is not only the fact that JavaScript program is TypeScript programs but also ability to add type annotations to existing javascript libraries wit…

On algorithmic level compression is mainly identical to JSONH. I didn't do performance tests yet, I still have ideas how to improve RJSON.

I agree that identification is important issue, but IMO it's protocol level issue. RJSON is not protocol, it's algorithm. Someone will prefer to wrap all in {"rjson": ...}, someone…

Thanks, jerf, done: https://github.com/dogada/RJSON/commit/0a7fc5dd9e142477ebda9...

It doesn't matter. Even if order of keys will be changed somewhere in the middle during JSON.strigify, as schema id will be always used keys sorted alphabetically and object values…

RJSON not only compresses data of any structure but keeps it in JSON format that is huge advantage over gzip/7z and other binary compression algorithms. You can compress 1M of JSON…

Thanks ZenPsycho, I added sorting of object schema keys to fix this issue: https://github.com/dogada/RJSON/commit/a27c8927cd0c2d7d151e2...

Yeah, for arrays with first numeric value is reserved schema with index 0. You can see more examples in the unit tests: https://github.com/dogada/RJSON/blob/master/test/tests.js