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GrahamC: 22:18We now have the empscripten builds available for download http://metaeducation.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html
Of course there's no documentation, and it's pretty fragile. But it's a starting point.

22:19I wanted to use the emscripten builds to have a web page to control my Tello drone but alas Javascript doesn't have UDP support built in.

Bo: 21:21What are some examples of what can be done with a Rebol3 emscripten build?

GrahamC: 07:33It's there as a R3 interpreter for people to easily try out.

07:35I imagine in time we will have complete control of the DOM so that you'll be able control the browser and JS. But initially it's JS calling Rebol.

Pekr: 15:49"There is no spoon" is famous saying from The Matrix movie. What I mean is - there is (mostly) no R3. There is Ren-C though. The question is, if we should regard it being a direct continuation of an R3 effort, as there does not seem to be any other active effort ...

GrahamC: 00:44Current focus is now on getting Dom manipulation using the Emscripten build. And this apparently involves running a JS emulator in JS! How twisted is that?

GrahamC: 20:18 http://hostilefork.com/media/shared/replpad-js/#

20:18So, this is a Rebol console in Javascript with widgets now.

20:19The feat was just accomplished last night so lots of things to fix.

20:19The columns on the right will be a debug inspector.
eFishAnt: 20:36very cool, white paper and looks like typing in the web browser directly
Arnold: 20:37You cannot eat soup unless it is almost frozen, or cooked dry.... there is no spoon..
almost invented / discovered though :-)

GrahamC: 23:04You can now use shift-enter to enter multiline editing mode, and control-enter to evaluate switching back to single line mode.
Bo: 23:48Pretty cool!

Oldes: 14:56I have added RSA cryptography to my R3 fork... here is a test file, where one can see usage example:
https://github.com/Oldes/Rebol3/blob/master/src/tests/units/rsa-test.r3
The code is based on files from Atronix's fork, but with rewritten and modified Rebol part (with a different function definitions).

GrahamC: 08:06Ren-c now supports TLS 1.1 and 1.2 https://github.com/metaeducation/ren-c/pull/854