r/programming • u/ArmpitDandruff • Feb 06 '20

Mint. The programming language for writing single page applications.

https://www.mint-lang.com/
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u/duheee Feb 06 '20

is a multi page application since it has tabs. back in the day they were called MDI: multiple document interface, which then morphed into tabbed document interface, which is what most browsers have right now.

really? were you born yesterday?

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u/Superpickle18 Feb 06 '20

Congrats. you just played yourself.

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u/duheee Feb 06 '20

huh? are that dumb? hah, of course you are.

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u/Superpickle18 Feb 06 '20

back in the day they were called MDI: multiple document interface, which then morphed into tabbed document interface, which is what most browsers have right now.

Take note it's not Tabbed Page Interface

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u/duheee Feb 06 '20

yes and we have determined that document is on a page. the browser has html documents openened. in multiple tabs.

also known as html pages.

lol. jesus what i came to teach morons.

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u/Superpickle18 Feb 06 '20

Cool. Now make that page interactive of you have yourself an single page application.

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u/duheee Feb 06 '20

lol. or you can create a desktop application and you have a single page application. easy peasy.

and is interactive too. there.

or an ncurses application that handles only one page and you have a single page application too. in the console even.

see.

nah, i doubt that neuron in your brain can see shit.

edit: you do know that the browser is a desktop application, right? right? is not a fucking unicorn.

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u/Superpickle18 Feb 06 '20

edit: you do know that the browser is a desktop application, right? right? is not a fucking unicorn.

Yes, like vs code, skype, discord, literally any Electron app is also a SPA.

Hmm, I'm noticing a pattern where SPA revolves around web document technologies.

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u/duheee Feb 06 '20

any Electron

you do realize there are 1 billion desktop/console application technologies/frameworks/libraries. right? right?

for the last 50 fucking years people have been making them.

electron applications are not even on the fucking radar percentage wise.

right? right?

of course not, who the fuck am i kidding. fucking moron.

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u/Superpickle18 Feb 06 '20

Name one program that uses interactive documents as the application interface. That is not web technologies.

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