Really cool idea and nice to see that you got it to work. You have made some smart workarounds here and there to get things straight. Also cool to see that you've compiled it all into a single HTML file.
When using your program for the first time, i was a bit confused as to what was actually happening. I typed in my question, but the program didn't seem to respond in any way. I opened up the console, to see what was up. I realised that I just needed to be more patient. I expected imidiate results and therefore thougt something was wrong. To eleminate this problem, you could implement some kind of loading feature, to let the user know that the program is crunching cyberdata as fast a possible. (Edit: Looking at your issues, i can see that Marcus has already mentioned this as well - so no more on this).
When using the program, i threw a few different questions at the omniscient professor. However, he threw jack shit back at me. A bit frustrated, i simplified my queries more and more. No luck. I refreshed the page, opened up the console and took a dive into the code. I then tried one last question, and got this cheeky response:
I like the idea a lot, and you have done a great job with the execution as well. In total, a nice and clean looking program. It looks very simple on the outside, even though you are doing some pretty nifty coding tricks to make it work on the inside. Its nice to see that you have compiled your entire program in a single .HTML file. To me (even though the program isn't a huge gamechanger) this resembles that you are able to work 3 powerful coding languages together. When doing so, you are unlocking the true wider potential of the coding we are learning. Super neat 👍.
Hey Magnus!
Really cool idea and nice to see that you got it to work. You have made some smart workarounds here and there to get things straight. Also cool to see that you've compiled it all into a single HTML file.
When using your program for the first time, i was a bit confused as to what was actually happening. I typed in my question, but the program didn't seem to respond in any way. I opened up the console, to see what was up. I realised that I just needed to be more patient. I expected imidiate results and therefore thougt something was wrong. To eleminate this problem, you could implement some kind of loading feature, to let the user know that the program is crunching cyberdata as fast a possible. (Edit: Looking at your issues, i can see that Marcus has already mentioned this as well - so no more on this).
When using the program, i threw a few different questions at the omniscient professor. However, he threw jack shit back at me. A bit frustrated, i simplified my queries more and more. No luck. I refreshed the page, opened up the console and took a dive into the code. I then tried one last question, and got this cheeky response:
Omniscient cheekiness
Made me chuckle a bit 😉
I like the idea a lot, and you have done a great job with the execution as well. In total, a nice and clean looking program. It looks very simple on the outside, even though you are doing some pretty nifty coding tricks to make it work on the inside. Its nice to see that you have compiled your entire program in a single .HTML file. To me (even though the program isn't a huge gamechanger) this resembles that you are able to work 3 powerful coding languages together. When doing so, you are unlocking the true wider potential of the coding we are learning. Super neat 👍.