I am making a set of screencasts each explaining one particular feature of tales. This is the first one: Interlacing Javascripts. The screen cast explains why Tales allows you to write Javascript code inside Fantom classes and methods. Note that all corner cases are not worked out yet and I am showcasing it a little bit early to get feedback. Let me know what you think.
I've also updated Tales. The new installation instructions are here http://www.talesframework.org/install.html . Tales now uses its own repo so you can upgrade or downgrade tales or fantom independently. Because of this change, Tales support in Thibaut Colar's netbeans FantomIDE might break. I will work with @tcolar to get that fixed. @tcolar, I am sorry about the extra work :(. Let me know if you need anything from me.
Thanks!
brianMon 6 Dec 2010
That is actually pretty awesome how you integrate Fantom's type system into the JS DSL and then use Google Closure to to type checking on JS side of things.
kaushik Mon 6 Dec 2010
I am making a set of screencasts each explaining one particular feature of tales. This is the first one: Interlacing Javascripts. The screen cast explains why Tales allows you to write Javascript code inside Fantom classes and methods. Note that all corner cases are not worked out yet and I am showcasing it a little bit early to get feedback. Let me know what you think.
I've also updated Tales. The new installation instructions are here http://www.talesframework.org/install.html . Tales now uses its own repo so you can upgrade or downgrade tales or fantom independently. Because of this change, Tales support in Thibaut Colar's netbeans FantomIDE might break. I will work with @tcolar to get that fixed. @tcolar, I am sorry about the extra work :(. Let me know if you need anything from me.
Thanks!
brian Mon 6 Dec 2010
That is actually pretty awesome how you integrate Fantom's type system into the JS DSL and then use Google Closure to to type checking on JS side of things.