Perla VS Lambda-Calculus

Does that import map thing feel familiar? well maybe I spoke about that a few months ago when I wrote about a project of mine (Perla) which uses import maps to allow you to write Single Page Applications without node installed!

If you need to handle dependencies via CDN/Local Dist file then some dependencies won't work because they use node like imports import {} from 'lit/some/sub/directory.js browser imports need to start with / or ./ or even ../ so they can be valid ES module imports thankfully for this you can check out in a shameless plug one of the projects I'm working on: Perla which handles this precise case but I digress, the ideal situation would be you with npm and already figured out how to serve node dependencies to your compiled code.

The most "complex" application would be a webpack alternative in F#: AngelMunoz/Perla and maybe a simple migrations manager AngelMunoz/Migrondi

Not the author, but it doesn't seem like you'll need dotnet installed from the docs

Whew! That was a lot! but shows how to build each part of the Webpack alternative I've been working on Called Perla there are still some gaps though

I keep working on Perla :) https://github.com/AngelMunoz/Perla

I've been working in perla which is a cross-platform executable frontend dev-server/build-tool which is not tied to Nodejs or .NET meaning that you don't need to have .NET installed and neither Nodejs, at the same time it doesn't use npm or other things to handle dependencies it does so by leveraging skypack and import maps to let you use npm dependencies but from a CDN rather than locally.

Working on applying type theory basics on my lambda calculus based language, (currently added types, and thinking abt adding generics over types). Git repo : LambdaCalculus

I'm trying to make a simple Prototype language that gets transpiled to Lambda-Calc primitives, here is the project repo Project Repo, It works for simple stuff but still needs a lot of work

I just finished working on a Lambda-Calculus based project where I remade FParsec from scratch and using it I built an interpreter for Lambdas, and added a minimal ML like abstraction over it to allow for easy definition of terms, here is the repo Lambda-Calculus-Repo

I'm trying to add an ML like abstraction to this lambda-calc project https://github.com/DemuirGos/Lambda-Calculus next thing will be attempting some blockchain projects