A naming convention for CSS-styled HTML classes.
It is short, yet there are so many gems in this one. Recommended.
A book on designing systems using hypermedia.
An alternative explanation.
Of course there are reasons for the other direction, too. They just aren’t in this article.
A slide deck advocating for more Unpoly and less imperative JavaScript.
Extends HTML with an expression language that enables dynamic modifications in a declarative way.
Another htmx-like set of interactive extensions to HTML. Can be used for hypermedia-driven applications.
A hypermedia approach to mobile app development.
For partial updates of your web page, just stream HTML to the client.
Declarative HTML extensions for interactivity that degrade gracefully in the absence of JavaScript. Can be used for hypermedia-driven applications. Compared to htmx it is also older and more comprehensive, but accordingly more complex.
Interactive HTML extensions for hypermedia-driven applications.
A UN*X running on WebAssembly in the web browser.
Medley, the Interlisp development environment, is now free software.
Interlisp represents one of the two branches of Lisp that eventually culminated in Common Lisp, Lisp Machine Lisp/Maclisp being the other. Its development environment was way ahead of its time, including a structured code editor and an a graphical user interface built for interactive development.
Links:
A proposal for a dialect of C that is free of undefined behavior.
Now, undefined behavior is, of course, useful to compiler vendors because it enables certain optimizations. But in my mind it just makes a C a strange language without a clear idea of itself: It is not the portable assembly language that many of its users treat it as, one that you can rely on to translate into predictable hardware-level instructions; yet at the same time it is not a high-level language either, unsafety and machine specifics lurking behind every corner.
The same author later follows up rejecting the idea of achieving broad consensus before implementing such a dialect as unrealistic. Instead, they argue, someone influentual enough should just pave the way by writing their code in a Friendly C and making it the quasi-standard.
A modern Scheme implementation derived from Gambit Scheme. Batteries included. Implements R⁷RS (as a separate module).
It is clearly a bad idea to use jakarta.json.Json, which looks up jakarta.json.spi.JsonProvider using java.util.ServiceLoader for each method call:
perf: Reuse a single JsonProvider.
This speeds up the formatter significantly.
Before:
Benchmark Mode Cnt Score Error Units
FormatterBenchmark.massivelyStructuredLogRecord thrpt 10 6552.727 ± 2169.572 ops/s
FormatterBenchmark.simpleLogRecord thrpt 10 8126.699 ± 2259.912 ops/s
FormatterBenchmark.structuredLogRecord thrpt 10 5594.849 ± 1129.151 ops/s
After:
Benchmark Mode Cnt Score Error Units
FormatterBenchmark.massivelyStructuredLogRecord thrpt 10 137879.001 ± 30467.644 ops/s
FormatterBenchmark.simpleLogRecord thrpt 10 896085.217 ± 249890.421 ops/s
FormatterBenchmark.structuredLogRecord thrpt 10 553428.807 ± 194787.754 ops/s
Creates WebAssembly components from JavaScript by embedding a full SpiderMonkey runtime in each component.
The resulting components are large, but not as slow as you might think.
Core images for WebAssembly.
An interface definition language for WebAssembly components.