Hauke D

I haven't checked in a while, and unfortunately my time to work on WebPerl has become more limited. My idea has been to modify WebPerl so that it's easy to...

Thanks for the suggestion, the `web` directory is indeed starting to get a little cluttered - I will think about how to best reorganize things. Maybe one directory per example......

Thanks for the report. Unfortunately at this moment the [js.do](http://js.do) website seems to be down, but I have a suspicion as to what's going on: probably the surrounding code is...

Unfortunately I couldn't reproduce this yet. See - it seems to work fine, at least in Firefox on Linux. Could you let me know if this code fails for you...

Thanks for the update! And yes, Webassembly support isn't perfect everywhere yet; I do most of my testing on Firefox and Chrome. Let me know if you are able to...

Hi, thanks for the report, I don't have time to look at this in detail right now, I will later, but for starters I would suggest trying with `emscripten-1.38.31` and...

That looks pretty cool, and thanks for the report! In theory, it should be possible to load modules dynamically, one way to do this would be via JavaScript's [XHR](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest) or...

> What is the goal here? Speaking for myself, a `.deb` package for Raspberry Pi would be great. (#1117 was closed in favor of this issue.)

Thanks and sorry for the late reply. WebPerl already runs in node.js, and one thing that's been on my wishlist for a long time now is to make webperl.js more...

I just came across this issue. Test failures like [this](http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/55a4d1ec-29cf-11ed-9cda-66d099806c44) and [this](http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/229beaca-8752-11ed-bd8c-3c2cd5cfe685) appear to me to indicate that `eof()` on tied filehandles (`ARGV`, specifically), has stopped working, which worked since...