Tutorial Screenshot: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6014562/dev/np-04132.png
Tutorial (not a lot to see yet): http://np-lang.org/tutorial
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Tutorial Screenshot: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6014562/dev/np-04132.png
Tutorial (not a lot to see yet): http://np-lang.org/tutorial
https://camo.githubusercontent.com/be79881a1e77b79e3a24ce88d...
Currently focusing on the xdebugd side which is an xdebug proxy but with a web interface. I'll post a screenshot of that next Saturday I hope!
I've been working on redesigning and adding new features to http://www.speedsums.com, which you may remember seeing on HN a couple of months ago.
This is actually bad because I really should be studying for university exams right now, but this is just so much more fun and instantly gratifying :(
Very early screenshot so doesn't look sexy: http://imgur.com/1mDkIpX
http://i.imgur.com/0xWZm8z.png
I'm working on a vector graphics editor simillar to Expression Design and Inkscape. The project is written primarly in ECMAScript 6 (via Traceur) and will be shipped on Chrome Web Store, Mac App Store and Play Store later this year.
Here is a screenshot of the result of a query for "all museums in Paris that have art by Picasso."
And here: European countries with a life expectancy less than 83, along with a graph of another one of the columns
These are from the Windows app, but that may never be released. The web app is coming along really well and much faster than I expected. In any case, I'm really happy with how the it's going overall.
Working on my toy functional language in Ruby [1]. Gives constant-space recursion, true higher orderism and homoiconicity in a Ruby environment. I've used it to create a static site generator, which I use to post snippets of code I've been working on [2]. It's a tad rough around the edges, but I hope to have it pretty usable soon!