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I do have a crude doc viewer app currently that displays the limited set of markdown.md files in the docs folder.

I'd certainly like somthing better, but a full on WebBrowser would end up being massive to support all the stuff they use.

But I could see a very nice system that was quite compact around the idea of an extended markdown with Jupiter notebook style Lisp embedded sections.....

Maybe section tags just say witch app/class to start and give the section data to etc ?

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Good chance you can get ChrysaLisp onto the phone or even a Pine64 Linux phone etc

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From 12 year back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVrtdKOesVQ

• Initially the description of a JQuery using "mailbox" fronend for a SpringBoot-like Java backend.
• 2m 20s: A colleague (Vijay Jambu) demos and talks through the C-Ruby an Shooes web experience. At 5:30 a look at the Java-side sending a list that's compatible with Ruby's hashes instead of JSON for the older DOM app.
• 6m: Us talking about Jean Lazarou's creation of the same for JRuby+Swing (his Swiby tech).

You know, if the crude markdown doc viewer were teased out into a separate repo gained an over-HTTP capability with a follow hyperlinks addition (and crude back button), then he community could do the work here. Oh and #260 :) In terminal: clbrowse http://domain/page.lisp using a system setting to pick the community app to launch into this Lisp page browser.

The Jupiter notebooks direction would be great too.

Jesktop again (no sandbox feature by the time I stopped working on it 15 years back) - I picked up two DOM browsers that other people had made - HorstScape and Xbrowser. Meaning - these things are going to come anyway, when enough people get the excitement for them. And a Lisp browser is an order easier to get to a certain level of completion that a HTML+JS browser. Maybe two orders.

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I pushed a new version on the simple docs app. This now has dynamically loaded modules for each doc section type ! Which means it easy to add new handlers. I also added simple word wrapping to the :text section handler while changing things around.

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Nice - facilitating commits :)

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Some reference comments
Keep all system files related to any runtime on Chrysalisp in one file format, even in browser app.
I think it will keep system as simple as possible and reduce parser resource cost on the system.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SXML

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