iEditors: Extending iTask with Interactive Plug-ins

Jansen, Jan Martin; Plasmeijer, Rinus; Koopman, Pieter

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-24452-0_11

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“…-The iTask system has been used to describe complex workflows such as the Search and Rescue activities as undertaken by the Dutch coast guard [12]. -Client side evaluation of tasks [10,18] has been made possible by compiling Clean code to Javascript [5] making use of a SAPL interpreter [9]. SAPL, Simple Application Programming Language, is a core intermediate language that uses only (higher-order) functions.…”

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“…In the main parallel task, editor, the editing of the text stored in the shared state is realized by the iTask editor updateSharedInformation (line 2). A value of type Note is used as view on the shared text string and any update made by the end-user is directly be mapped back in this shared state (lines[8][9][10][11]. It provides four options to the end user, labeled ActionSave, ActionReplace, ActionStatistics, and ActionQuit (lines 3-7).…”

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Defining Multi-user Web Applications with iTasks

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Central European Functional Programming School

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In these lecture notes we explain how multi-user web applications can be developed in a programming style that favors tasks as main building block for the construction of such systems. A task is work that has to be performed by human-beings and computers working together on the internet. This concept has been implemented in the iTask framework as a monadic combinator library that is embedded in the pure and lazy functional programming language Clean. These lecture notes consist of many examples and exercises, and also discusses the foundation of both the iTask system and task-oriented programming.

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