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I found this on Roberto's blog:
http://marijn.haverbeke.nl/codemirror/. This in-browser editor is
awesome. Syntax highlighting, indentation, support for multiple
languages.
It would be cool if CodeMirror had an Erlang + ErlTL mode. If it had
it, we could make an in-browser IDE for ErlyWeb applications, like the
one Smalltalk has. It would be great. By navigating to the app's
editor URL, you could hack your application from anywhere. I actually
do a lot of remote development on the Vimagi VPS because Facebook
keeps timing out on me when I run my dev environment on my home
machine. Having this kind of editor would make this kind of hacking
much more pleasant. It would also make it possible to create a
learning environment for newbies, like heroku.com but for ErlyWeb.
Any takers? 
Yariv
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| Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 3:03 pm |
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I am planning to play a bit more with this editor, and Erlang support
is a great idea.
If anybody want's to start right now, and is not too familiar with
Javascript, let me say a few things.
CodeMirror and its base framework MochiKit (written by Bob Ippolito),
are written in a very Erlang-like way (functional).
You have to write a parser for Erlang (there are example parsers for
Javascript and XML/XHTML) and a CSS file for syntax highlighting. The
good thing is that the Erlang grammar is very simple.
regards
Roberto
On Jan 17, 5:37 am, "Yariv Sadan" <yarivsa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I found this on Roberto's blog:http://marijn.haverbeke.nl/codemirror/. This in-browser editor is
> awesome. Syntax highlighting, indentation, support for multiple
> languages.
>
> It would be cool if CodeMirror had an Erlang + ErlTL mode. If it had
> it, we could make an in-browser IDE for ErlyWeb applications, like the
> one Smalltalk has. It would be great. By navigating to the app's
> editor URL, you could hack your application from anywhere. I actually
> do a lot of remote development on the Vimagi VPS because Facebook
> keeps timing out on me when I run my dev environment on my home
> machine. Having this kind of editor would make this kind of hacking
> much more pleasant. It would also make it possible to create a
> learning environment for newbies, like heroku.com but for ErlyWeb.
>
> Any takers?
>
> Yariv
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