A New Way to Build for the Web
summary
A visual web-front-end language replaces text sources with a direct AST-backed editor called Totle that edits UI, formulas, and workflows instead of code. Demo wires a public news API into a repeated list, binds an input to a search variable, debounces API calls at 300 ms, and uses the formulator and workflows and formulas split to separate pure computations from side effects. The editor, its package system, and the site itself are all built in Totle and run interactively.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00intro
- 0:26a brief history of programming languages
- 3:04the need for a new approach
- 9:00introducing the tottle editor
- 10:52building a news app with tottle
- 18:39advanced features and examples
- 21:13conclusion and final thoughts








