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Laszlo Booklist Application

Started by osteele · 6 months ago

The animated book list at the bottom of my "home page":http://osteele.com was written in "Laszlo":http://www.laszlosystems.com. It's 42 lines of code, and was written entirely in a text editor (emacs) — all the images are courtesy of "Amazon":http:% ... Continue reading »

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  • Sarah Allen's Weblog

    5 years ago

    interactive booklist application
    Oliver Steele has added an interactive booklist to his blog (scroll all the way to the bottom on the left). He has a wonderful description of how it was developed -- only 42 lines of code, written in Laszlo. It's...
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