My first GAE app

http://hiroaki-p.appspot.com/

>>1
Terrible‼

You are GAE

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>>1
http://hiroaki-p.appspot.com/testapp/testapp.nocache.js
closed source javascript
The Stallman is not impressed.

>>7
That's actually a result of the GWT compiler. It compiles Java into optimized Javascript, it's actually really neat.
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/

1. Remove all whitespace. It only slows down the browser.
2. Use short variable names. The shorter a variable is, the faster it gets accessed.
3. Don't use onload; it is always slow. Only use events like DOMContentLoaded and onreadystatechange.
4. Generic code like arr[x] is slow. Always use eval("arr["+x+"]") to create specialized, fast code. This is called JIT and is one of the reasons Java and Javascript are so fast.
5. Static storage duration objects are faster than automatic storage duration objects because the CPU doesn't have to set aside storage on the stack every time a function is called. Make your loop indexes global so that you can use them everywhere.
If you combine this with #4, your program will be faster in the long run (but this usually doesn't work for short programs).

Enjoy your XSS

that was GAE

>>8
This is cool but stupid - why would they choose such a shitty language to compile from? What's the point?

Next thing they'll make a Fortran to COBOL compiler or something.

Give me C-something to JavaScript and we'll talk.

>>8
That's actually exactly what The Stallman was bitching about. It forces your users to give up their freedom if they wish to use your application.
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/javascript-trap.html

Next thing they'll make a Fortran to COBOL compiler or something
Sounds like a job for the ANONIX project

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      IBM/Cobol/IMS/DC to MF-Cobol/Tuxedo/Oracle
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      Topend to MF-Cobol
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      Mantis to MF-Cobol
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      RPG to Magic
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      RPG to Cobol
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      Siemens/Cobol to MF-Cobol
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      Cobol/CICS to Magic
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      Clipper to VBA
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      PL/1 to Cobol-85
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      PL/1 to Cobol-II
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      PL/1 to MF-Cobol
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      IBM/Cobol/CICS to PL/SQL, OracleForms
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      Siemens/Cobol/UTM to PL/SQL, OracleForms 9i
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      HB/Cobol74/TP8 to MF-Cobol, Tuxedo
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      HB/Cobol85/TP8 to MF-Cobol, Tuxedo
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      ICL/Cobol/ApplicationMaster to Cobol/CICS
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      Centura to Java, J2EE
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      EDGE to Java, J2EE
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      Progress to JDEV/Oracle
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      EDGE to J2EE
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      Clipper to VBasic
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      DEC/Basic to UnifAce
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      Cobol/CICS to UnifAce
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      Cobol/CICS to IEF/Composer
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      Pascal to UnifAce
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      Assembler to Cobol
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      Object-code (IBM) to Assembler/370
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     Fortran to Cobol
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      ICL/Cobol to DB4
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      UnifAce to C
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      Cobol to C
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      Progress to J2EE
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      Cobol to C#.NET
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      JSP to Cobol

 
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      Powerhouse
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      Cobol
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      Delphi
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      Oracle 3, 4, 5 to 9i, 10i

 
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      IDMS to Oracle
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      IDMS to DB2
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      IDMS to DB4
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      Siemens/UDS to Oracle
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>>12
Like it or not, Java actually forces you to code properly, and not like some ad-hoc code cowboy.

Like it or not, Java actually forces you to code properly
I lol'd so hard I choked on my sandwich

>>17
You were eating a sandwich at your computer? This is what /prog/ neckbeards actually do

This is what /prog/ neckbeards actually do
Back to img.4chan.org please.

>>19
As for you, mister, you need to learn that your path to satori is one of many. The Abelson has seen this, and is moving forward with new revelations. Do you intend to dismiss too the wisdom found by Knuth? The incursion into the works and ways of the world by the quadrune CLRS? Would you argue PAIP to be some sort of deception, leading the faithful astray?
If so, you're a fool. No worse than the servants of Enterprise.

Man, I told it my name, oh boy that was EXCITING

>>21
Screw you pal

>>21
Coincidentally, this is more sophisticated then what most of prog has written

>>21
Coincidentally, this is about as sophisticated as what most of prog wrote when they were 3

Sophistication is overrated.
 The domain over which GAE and similar webapps run is wide enough to accommodate 90% of business/end-user needs.
Data entry, database query, interactive wizards, etc.
People who discard JavaScript as some toy language are going to be left in the dust.

Most readers of this post would probably fare rather poorly if they were dropped in a jungle and told to catch dinner with their bare hands.

Most readers of this post would probably fare rather poorly if they were dropped in a bar and told to catch Leah Culver with their bare hands.

>>26
Well, quite, but what does that have to do with the conversation?

>>26
Good point, but the reality is that there is virtually 0% likelihood of any of us ever being in that situation.

Most readers of this post would probably fare rather poorly if they were dropped in /prog/ and told to read SICP with their bare hands

>>26
Theo de Raadt would. Theo de Raadt would get lost in the jungle and eat plants and the heads of snakes. He'd kill not just for survival, but out of anger because the GPS device he was using to assist him in getting out of the jungle contained non-free software as advised by The Stallman. While Theo is looking for his way back to civilization, Stallman find a large boulder and a sharp rock and proceeds to carve out an essay on why using non-free software on a GPS device hurts the users' freedom.

Eventually Theo finds a small village with a pilot and plane that can help him on his way back to getting to his home in Calgary and Stallman to get back to MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Once back at MIT, Stallman starts a flame war with Theo on the OpenBSD -misc mailing list and the two argue on how the other man was not being helpful in the situation. The people lurking in OpenBSD -misc are wildly amused at this and laugh uncontrollably.

>>31
too much drink for you.
go to bed

>>29
the reality is that there is virtually 0% likelihood
reality ... virtually
Your a confused young man.

>>33
is this just fantasy?
caught in a landslide...

>>12

http://pyjs.org/

>>35
Oh my gawd... Oh my gaawdd *facepalm*.

>>33
What about his confused young man?

his happy

>>31
I actually read this post 5 times.

>>39
That's kind of GAE!
;P

You should try penetrating the API of GAEBAR.

Lain.

Lain.