The work by you, @aemkei et al was the inspiration for this chapter. :-)
Back when it appeared on HN, the first thing I entered was =(function(){for(;;){}})() — which predictably froze the browser.
Trying to find a sufficiently-robust way around this restriction ended up shaping the Web Worker based structure. So, thanks for the inspiration & golfing!
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99 LINES? That's huge. How about this one in 227 characters? http://xem.github.io/sheet/ :)
The work by you, @aemkei et al was the inspiration for this chapter. :-)
Back when it appeared on HN, the first thing I entered was =(function(){for(;;){}})() — which predictably froze the browser.
Trying to find a sufficiently-robust way around this restriction ended up shaping the Web Worker based structure. So, thanks for the inspiration & golfing!
oh, awesome. It's always a pleasure to find that the golfing we do inspires other people to do other projects ;)
Actually 210 characters. Do not count script tags. Those increases count :/
you're right, the 210b version can be run from the JS console. The 227b is a... standalone app.