This is dope!

Very nice suggestion. Yes looks like a blunder ahah Nice optimization, I'll implement it :) (or if you want to open a PR feel free to do it).

helloo! what a nice problem you've brought up. I honestly do not know...yet. I'm as well studying the WASM spec as I'm making Luna (it still misses concepts like linear memory for example). Have not tackled the polyfills yet, I'm sorry. Anyway for the specs: https://webassembly.github.io/spec/core/intro/index.html this is where I get my infos from

Thank you very much! :) I'm also writing blog articles. (i have to decide if doing a series or a one for the compiler and one for the runtime)

thank you :) happy to be useful!

hmm :( i'm sorry if I bored you with explanation. it was not my aim

My reading of the parent comment is that it is actually sympathetic to you. I think it’s saying you shouldn’t have to feel you need to justify building this —- it’s a great, worthy project just to do something to see if it’s within your capability.

Oh, ops. -.- thank you guys!

Thank you very much! I will, full force on it :)

Thank you :)

Thank you for the feedback! Harmony clones an empty repo on page load. From there you choose a branch and can start edit or adding your own files, new branches and commits.

It implements a go implementation of git. For starters I've just put branches and commits, to get the ball rolling. I will increase the git commands now that it's working (at least on Desktop). Like the possibility to clone a repo of choice, remotes, pulls, push etc...

That being said, I'll make it clearer for people to know what is being done in the background.

might look into it and fix it asap!! I admit I focused it more toward desktop users. I'm having this idea of writing it with React Native if it something people like

Edit: tried and it worked (anyway I opened an issue to improve mobile experience, cause it is not good). Probably you're experiencing the other guy problem which is a lack of documentation. Wrote the Readme with video examples but from the perspective of who doesn't go through the repo it indeed looks unclear.