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Oops - maybe I should have tested that function before I posted it... The correct function is: ```haskell haskellValidateString :: Window -> String -> JS.JSObject -> IO () haskellValidateString w...

> At the moment, asynchronous calls are the only way to call Haskell from JavaScript. The reason is that I don't know how to handle nested chains like > >...

I don't know if it's relevant, but isn't #223 also about problems with IE11?

I think I've figured out how to hook up Threepenny-GUI to Electron. What you do is: 1. Build the Haskell program and move the executable to the root of the...

> ... without moving the executable ... The reason I used the method of 'moving the executable' instead of `stack exec ` is that the threepenny-gui executable can then be...

> If I understand correctly, `npm` is a package manager for the Node JavaScript runtime. This runtime does _not_ run in the browser, but in a native process. `npm` is...

@onthepeakofnormal Unfortunately not; for the application I was working on I eventually gave up on `threepenny-gui`, and ended up using Qt. I’d still like to get this working though.

@onthepeakofnormal Sorry, I should have been clearer: I did successfully use that method for a while, but eventually I decided I wasn’t happy with it, so for this and other...

I’d be happy for you to work on this issue, although it would be nice to have some comment from @HeinrichApfelmus on whether that’s OK (which I assume it is).

Update on this issue: I’ve been working recently on a threepenny-gui application in Electron, and I think I’ve managed to get it working with the latest versions of everything. I’d...