What Every Hipster Should Know About Functional Reactive Programming

It is a slide deck. Much code.

Navigate through slides using PgUp and PgDn.

Editor cheat sheet:

• Ctrl-S evaluates the whole buffer.
• Ctrl-D evaluates the top level expression at cursor point.
• Ctrl-R reloads the HTML document without evaluating the buffer.
• Ctrl-, toggles commenting of the current line or selection.
• Ctrl-' selects the token at point.
• Ctrl-\ invokes autocomplete on the token at point.
• Ctrl-I shows the inferred type of the token at point.
• Ctrl-Q renames the variable at point.
• Alt-. jumps to the definition of the token at point.
• Alt-, jumps back.
• Ctrl-K and Ctrl-Y kills to end of line and yanks from the kill buffer as in Most Holy Emacs.
• Ctrl-A and Ctrl-E similarly moves cursor to start and end of line.
• Tab will indent the current line to where it's supposed to be.
• Alt-Space sends a space bar keypress event to the HTML document.
• etc. for enter and cursor keys.
• Finally, Esc moves focus from the editor back to the slide deck, so you can change slides etc. (Also, if the slide deck is active, Tab should focus the editor.)

License

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Copyright 2014 Bodil Stokke

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