1. Javascript UI
- Posted by jmduro Apr 04, 2016
- 1424 views
There are a lot of nice Javascript UI libraries as W2UI, JUI or React.
How can these be interfaced with OE?
Jean-Marc
2. Re: Javascript UI
- Posted by volkix Apr 04, 2016
- 1393 views
The best way is to make REST-Services in OE and AJAX-calls from JS to them. REST-Services are deployable as CGI or in a OE-HTTP-Server.
Volker
3. Re: Javascript UI
- Posted by jmduro Apr 05, 2016
- 1363 views
The best way is to make REST-Services in OE and AJAX-calls from JS to them. REST-Services are deployable as CGI or in a OE-HTTP-Server.
Volker
What does it mean for an old newbie? REST and CGI are some vague concepts for me. I tried once to get something done with Euphoria and CGI and I failed to do so.
Jean-Marc
4. Re: Javascript UI
- Posted by volkix Apr 05, 2016
- 1383 views
The best way is to make REST-Services in OE and AJAX-calls from JS to them. REST-Services are deployable as CGI or in a OE-HTTP-Server.
Volker
What does it mean for an old newbie? REST and CGI are some vague concepts for me. I tried once to get something done with Euphoria and CGI and I failed to do so.
Jean-Marc
Ok, I'll make an example until end of week.
"old newbie"? I'm 54 and in the "second spring"... So don't give up. 
volker
5. Re: Javascript UI
- Posted by unsteady Apr 06, 2016
- 1372 views
Using Javascript is like trying to hold your left ear from behind your head using your right hand. It is workable but can't or should not be THE UI for any strong programming language.
6. Re: Javascript UI
- Posted by jmduro Apr 06, 2016
- 1381 views
Using Javascript is like trying to hold your left ear from behind your head using your right hand. It is workable but can't or should not be THE UI for any strong programming language.
I'm still trying to find a newbie-friendly cross-platform UI, browser-based or not. Recently I reverted to EU 3 for some of my OE 4 programs because there is no problem with EU 3 and 64-bit Windows.
Till I discovered in this forum that 32-bit Linux could manage more than 3 GB RAM with PAE, I changed my Debian 8.3 AMD64 distribution to the same Debian 8.3 with a i686-pae kernel. Yet with Wine and the EU 3.1 combined installer, I can run Windows executables on Linux via Wine.
Jean-Marc
