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Precook tweets #73

Closed sverhoeven closed 4 years ago

sverhoeven commented 4 years ago

To spread word of the published blogs we need to make some posts to social media. Let's prepare some tweets.

sverhoeven commented 4 years ago

Some suggestions:

1 Want to learn how to run your C++ code on the web. See https://medium.com.... for a intro into web technologies to make this happen

2 Ever had some C++ code you wanted to show and run for a wider community. Then see https://medium.com/... for the steps to create an interactive web application with visualizations running C++ code in a web browser

3 Researchers who want to make a web application from their C++ code rejoice. https://medium.com/... series of blogs has been published to explain the steps to do this. Great for demonstration or to move the heavy computation from the server to the browser.

4 All these web technologies I do not know where to start. https://medium.com/... explains how to take your C++ code and make it into an web application using WebAssembly, Web workers, React and Vega.

cwmeijer commented 4 years ago

I like your third option although the first sentence is a bit hard to parse and a bit long.

Combining the first sentence of 1 with the rest of 3:

Want to learn how to run your C++ code on the web? https://medium.com/... series of blogs has been published to explain the steps to do this. Great for demonstration or to move the heavy computation from the server to the browser.

234 characters, 41 words. Is that too long for a tweet?

sverhoeven commented 4 years ago

Tweet has been scheduled