https://www.dropbox.com/s/kejm93khpqmswzq/SqueakJS_Seaside2.6.pngThis is a 3.8 image with Seaside 2.6. It complains that it cannot find the sources, which I think would be easy to fix. It's not using the sources I put in the directory with the image. There is a primitive fail with NetNameResolver as the picture shows in the debugger. I thought I might run the image in one window with SqueakJS and then see SushiStore in another window at
http://localhost:8822/seaside/store. I only spent fifteen minutes playing with this, but this looks like some kind of hosting revolution in early stages.
Chris
On Jul 4, 2014, at 5:27 PM, Bert Freudenberg <
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> Hi all,
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> my SqueakJS VM has reached a major milestone. It is now sufficiently complete to run a full Etoys image (and possibly other non-closure images, too). It has support for most BitBlt modes, WarpBlt, even some Balloon2D rendering (for TTF fonts), a virtual file system, image saving etc.
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> Try it:
http://bertfreudenberg.github.io/SqueakJS/etoys/> (Safari and IE are significantly faster than Firefox and Chrome, best is Safari Webkit nightly, works on iPad too, hopefully Android)
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> For more details, see my blogpost:
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http://croquetweak.blogspot.de/2014/07/squeakjs-runs-etoys-now.html>
> Feedback and contributions welcome :)
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> - Bert -
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