Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
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Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#2Nice work!
This has pretty excellent documentation. Like really excellent documentation. But jumping into the code itself is a little bit of a beast with no tests or comments.
so: is testing on your roadmap?
Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#3Leafo, this looks great. I was not familiar with your MoonScript language prior to this.
Say, since you cite the benchmarks project, would you mind submitting a test case for Lapis?
Also, just out of curiosity, what did you use to create the canvas animation?
Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#4Interesting performance numbers. I am happy to see something past java frameworks working out so well.
Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#5Leafo, this looks great. I was not familiar with your MoonScript language prior to this. Say, since you cite the benchmarks project, would you mind submitting a test case for Lapis? Also, just out of curiosity, what did you use to create the canvas animation?
How he created the canvas animation: https://github.com/rprichard/x11-canvas-screencast
Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#6Leafo, this looks great. I was not familiar with your MoonScript language prior to this. Say, since you cite the benchmarks project, would you mind submitting a test case for Lapis? Also, just out of curiosity, what did you use to create the canvas animation?
I'd definitely like it to be part of the benchmarks project. When I get some time I'll submit a pull request for it.
As mentioned in the other comment I use this for recording animations: https://github.com/rprichard/x11-canvas-screencast
Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#7Nice work! This has pretty excellent documentation. Like really excellent documentation. But jumping into the code itself is a little bit of a beast with no tests or comments. so: is testing on your roadmap?
Yes I'll have a better testing setup in the near future. (Right now there are individual unit tests scattered in the modules themselves)
Glad you like the documentation, I try to take pride in writing detailed documentation. :)
Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#8Leafo, this looks great. I was not familiar with your MoonScript language prior to this. Say, since you cite the benchmarks project, would you mind submitting a test case for Lapis? Also, just out of curiosity, what did you use to create the canvas animation?
I'd definitely like it to be part of the benchmarks project. When I get some time I'll submit a pull request for it. As mentioned in the other comment I use this for recording animations: https://github.com/rprichard/x11-canvas-screencast
Great! You are prolific! A language, a web framework, sites built upon that framework, and all of the documentation. You sure you're just one person?
Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#9Nice work! This has pretty excellent documentation. Like really excellent documentation. But jumping into the code itself is a little bit of a beast with no tests or comments. so: is testing on your roadmap?
Yes I'll have a better testing setup in the near future. (Right now there are individual unit tests scattered in the modules themselves) Glad you like the documentation, I try to take pride in writing detailed documentation. :)
Pushed native moonscript support to busted[0] this morning. :D
[0] https://github.com/Olivine-Labs/busted/blob/master/spec/moon...
Re: Show HN: Lapis – A web framework for MoonScript and OpenResty
#10People need to get out of this habit of embedding view/template in the backend code. It's impractical and problematic in any situation where there's division of labor.
Otherwise interesting web framework, makes me want to look into MoonScript.