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@ -11,26 +11,26 @@ remotely, ie as web applications.
Many have asked me -
Why? or How is this different from X Y Z web framework?
Why? or How is this different from X Y Z web framework?
The answer is -
Why?
Because more and more a browser "control" or window
is the only medium you can use to do anything cross
platform. You are limited to the languages and the
tools dictated. A GUI framework using the browser
to render the GUI is the perfect solution.
Why?
Because more and more a browser "control" or window
is the only medium you can use to do anything cross
platform. You are limited to the languages and the
tools dictated. A GUI framework using the browser
to render the GUI is the perfect solution.
What's the difference from x or y web framework?
The best way to understand the difference is look
through the tutorials and demos, this is a GUI
framework that happens to use the browser for
rendering, the internet for remoting your apps etc.
At the same time your app is already a web app and
there is no reason not to deploy it (soon) as a
web "site" also.
The best way to understand the difference is look
through the tutorials and demos, this is a GUI
framework that happens to use the browser for
rendering, the internet for remoting your apps etc.
At the same time your app is already a web app and
there is no reason not to deploy it (soon) as a
web "site" also.
View the HTML Documentation:
@ -63,24 +63,24 @@ Sample CLOG app with code base so far (See tutorial 7 for a video game :) :
"On-new-window handler." ; Optional docstring to describe function
(let ((hello-element ; hello-element is a local variable that
; will be bound to our new CLOG-Element
;; This application simply creates a CLOG-Element as a child to the
;; CLOG-body object in the browser window.
; will be bound to our new CLOG-Element
;; This application simply creates a CLOG-Element as a child to the
;; CLOG-body object in the browser window.
;; A CLOG-Element represents a block of HTML (we will see later ways to
;; directly create buttons and all sorts of HTML elements in more lisp
;; like ways with no knowledge of HTML or javascript.
(create-child body "<h1>Hello World! (click me!)</h1>")))
;; A CLOG-Element represents a block of HTML (we will see later ways to
;; directly create buttons and all sorts of HTML elements in more lisp
;; like ways with no knowledge of HTML or javascript.
(create-child body "<h1>Hello World! (click me!)</h1>")))
(set-on-click hello-element ; Now we set a function to handle clicks
(lambda (obj) ; In this case we use an anonymous function
(setf (color hello-element) "green")))
(lambda (obj) ; In this case we use an anonymous function
(setf (color hello-element) "green")))
(run body))) ; Keep our thread alive until connection closes
; and prevent garbage collection of our CLOG-Objects
; and prevent garbage collection of our CLOG-Objects
; until no longer needed.
;; To see all the events one can set and the many properties and styles that
;; exist, take a look through the CLOG manual or the file clog-element.lisp
@ -125,8 +125,8 @@ Status:
- CLOG Devtools - to do
- Generate application scaffolding
- GUI Builder
- Grid style
- Page style
- Grid style
- Page style
- Electron for native GUIs
- Plugins - to do