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yosbelms

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    Comment #22176382

    Watchdog algorithm explained: The Runner receivers JS code, I wrote a babel plugin [1] to insert watchdog checks inside each loop (for, while, dowhile), also in each arrow function…

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    Comment #22174133

    Yes theres is, its name is watchdog, see https://github.com/yosbelms/remote-func/blob/master/server/w...

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    Comment #13194098

    I've made a Lisp that compiles to Ramda.js, the source code is simple, http://github.com/yosbelms/ramdascript

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    Comment #12351708

    Yes, js-csp is a great project. The main difference is that unlike js-csp, Getjs is bases on promises, is like a mix of co and js-csp

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    Comment #12339157

    Motivation: This library started as a research project for https://github.com/yosbelms/cor . It got frozen months ago, but suddenly I got motivated after read https://medium.com/@t…

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    Cor 0.6.0 released

    Cor 0.6.0 is out, with updated syntax and a new `run` command http://yosbelms.github.io/cor

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    Comment #10846476

    Most of the design of ES6 is like this due to backward compatibility. I'm very sure if the comunity behind ES6 specs designs a language for the web regardless backward compatibilit…

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    Comment #10837211

    Looking for simplicity. One of the goals of Cor is to have few keywords, to make it easy to learn, to get involved, and to work with. I had three possible solutions to solve the va…

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    Comment #10836170

    "Variable announcing" solves that issue, please see the example in the following link: http://yosbelms.github.io/cor/docs/playground/index.html#lin...

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    Comment #10835966

    Release notes: http://ost.io/@yosbelms/cor/topics/5

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    Comment #10575187

    You got it. Cor borrows from Go, C# and Python(its philosophy). The idea behind is to take the simplest parts of the those language syntaxes, combine it, and make a new one focused…