AuleBrowser
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- 28 Apr 2012
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I have added two more files and 2 more app's at Kanji Pages
The app's require Japan's SCSK Corp's browser plugin for Curl : the Surge Runtime Engine or RTE.
The plugin dates back more than a decade to its original MIT team* : it is very safe and secure.
Drop me a note here or at aule-browser if you have a suggestion or request.
The Curl programming language is not the same as cURL, btw. The current version of Curl is 8.0 or as we might say in Japanese, curl9 (and it will install in a "9" folder under its parent Curl and Surge folders.)
Think of Curl as a LISP which is all-3 of HTML+CSS+JavaScript in an expression-based language with macros. For example, the code in the docs executes ... in the docs. Naturally. Isn't that what emacs would do?
For info on Curl in Japanese, visit curlap.com and in English visit curl.com (but breaking news is always on the Japanese site first.)
* and the same DARPA project as Tim Berners-Lee W3C for WWW
The app's require Japan's SCSK Corp's browser plugin for Curl : the Surge Runtime Engine or RTE.
The plugin dates back more than a decade to its original MIT team* : it is very safe and secure.
Drop me a note here or at aule-browser if you have a suggestion or request.
The Curl programming language is not the same as cURL, btw. The current version of Curl is 8.0 or as we might say in Japanese, curl9 (and it will install in a "9" folder under its parent Curl and Surge folders.)
Think of Curl as a LISP which is all-3 of HTML+CSS+JavaScript in an expression-based language with macros. For example, the code in the docs executes ... in the docs. Naturally. Isn't that what emacs would do?
For info on Curl in Japanese, visit curlap.com and in English visit curl.com (but breaking news is always on the Japanese site first.)
* and the same DARPA project as Tim Berners-Lee W3C for WWW