Examples

Two sets come with the distribution. A tour of 42 small programs, each a written explanation of a single thing, in order. And a set of screens that run in a browser.

Every screen has a designer's HTML file beside it. There is no markup on the LPScript side. A screen clones the samples, fills them in, and names the message to send when something is pressed.

One page each:

• Orders — search, filter, sorting, a detail pane, saving. The status is a class per phase, not a string
• Quotes — the rows and the dialog are both the designer's samples, cloned
• Ten thousand rows — two dozen of them are drawn; the scroll position is the one fact the language hands over
• Page to page — a real navigation, and a value that can be read once
• Workers — the same sum, in the page and on another thread
• Supervision — crash one actor and watch what survives
• A date picker — a shared component that is not an actor
• A todo list — a parent's re-render does not descend into a child
• Games — redrawing every frame, in the DOM and on a canvas

Components

What belongs to no screen lives on its own and is imported by path. A confirmation box carries its own markup, because a dialog belongs to no page. A store splits sessionStorage into what is kept for the session and what is read once. A socket holds a WebSocket and takes on noticing that it dropped and connecting again.