[9fans] Rudimentary web browser in Go

[9fans] Rudimentary web browser in Go

[philip.silva via 9fans]

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Hi!

I've been working on a rudimentary web browser in Go which runs on Plan9(port) thanks to the duit UI framework. I've developed most of it of 9front/amd64 although the initial setup and some debugging were done on macOS. The code itself without tests is at the moment less than 4 kloc - although it has a number of dependencies. It's still very experimental but it gives surprisingly usable results with many static web pages (Screenshot http://psilva.sdf.org/scr.png). Parts of the code are still a bit wild because they are more or less proof-of-concept. Also there is a very experimental JS support, at least in very isolated cases it can handle jQuery code. :-D It's hosted on shithub: http://shithub.us/git/ph/opossum/HEAD/info.html (I've also created a mirror on Github: https://github.com/psilva261/opossum) Would be great if someone is interested in contributing!

Greetings, Philip
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Re: [9fans] Rudimentary web browser in Go

[Federico Benavento]

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Nice.

> On 4 Jan 2021, at 16:13, philip.silva via 9fans <9fans@9fans.net> wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> I've been working on a rudimentary web browser in Go which runs on Plan9(port) thanks to the duit UI framework. I've developed most of it of 9front/amd64 although the initial setup and some debugging were done on macOS. The code itself without tests is at the moment less than 4 kloc - although it has a number of dependencies. It's still very experimental but it gives surprisingly usable results with many static web pages (Screenshot http://psilva.sdf.org/scr.png <http://psilva.sdf.org/scr.png>). Parts of the code are still a bit wild because they are more or less proof-of-concept. Also there is a very experimental JS support, at least in very isolated cases it can handle jQuery code. :-D It's hosted on shithub: http://shithub.us/git/ph/opossum/HEAD/info.html <http://shithub.us/git/ph/opossum/HEAD/info.html> (I've also created a mirror on Github: https://github.com/psilva261/opossum <https://github.com/psilva261/opossum>) Would be great if someone is interested in contributing!
> 
> Greetings, Philip
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Re: [9fans] Rudimentary web browser in Go

[kokamoto]

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Wao!
Attached is a page with java script!

Kenji

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