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pascal on client side


Jean-Marc Kiener

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Are there plans to write client events in pascal too? Something like this?

 

https://github.com/bytbox/pas2js

 

 

Anyone knows morfik ( http://www.morfik.com/)? With this dev-tool you are able to write in pascal for client and for server side. Client side pascal will then compiled into javascript. Great concept, very elegant. But unfortunatly morfik is not maintained anymore.

 

Cheers!

 

 

 

 

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I bought and used Morfik before switching to Unigui, and sure - it was kind of nice

to have that ability, writing it all in pascal. At least it will lower the learning curve for

those not familiar with JS.

 

But if you plan on working with the web for some years professionally,

wouldn't it be ok to get a basic understanding of the only language that runs

in your web OS, which is the browser...

 

I guess the optimum would be the ability to do both, pascal for entry-level

and JS for more complex stuff.

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There's another project from Free Pascal team, with RTL written in JS

 

http://wiki.freepascal.org/pas2js

 

There is a basic Object Pascal RTL, several units from the FPC Packages are also available

  • system
  • sysutils
  • Math
  • strutils
  • rtlconst
  • classes
  • contnrs
  • DB (yes, TDataset)
  • fpcunit testsuite
  • custapp
  • restconnection
  • js (javascript system objects)
  • web (browser provided objects)
  • libjquery (jquery is available too)
  • nodejs (basic node runtime environment)
  • typinfo
  • objpas
  • browserconsole (support writeln)
  • dateutils
  • browserapp
  • nodejsapp

 

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