A kanji app using my Conning-Halpern index to the 2013 Kodansha books

Kodansha kanji books for 2013

Here is a link to a demo applet of mine using my index to Conning and Halpern to display kanji : http://www.aule-browser.com/kanji/conning_halpern_01.html but you must install the very safe MIT Curl web browser plugin now available from Tokyo's SCSK Corp at www.curl.com ( the plugin is called RTE for Runtime Engine, sometimes called the Surge plugin.)

The forum at www.curlap.com is very helpful or you can ask me how to configure the plugin ( it is very simple and has been widely using in Fortune 200 companies for over a decade in financials, banking - which is where I worked in it for a subsidiary of Thomson Reuters.)

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RecordGrid RichText demo applet

Here is a running Curl example with my data entries in the Curl HELP browser ( yes, running code in the browser - edit, save, restore ... ) - this one with RichText edit and view in a RecordGrid widget.

Does your IDE offer anything close for an advanced web content language for browser and/or desktop or mobile app's ?

Curl in Linux Firefox 17 fix

You must follow the advice at communities.curl.com concerning main process and

dom.ipc.plugins.enabled.libcurl-surge.so 

which you must add to the Firefox about:config page as a boolean using a right-click and NEW ; set it to false

Restart Firefox.

Curl app's should now run again in Firefox.

I have tested this solution with Curl 8.0 in CentOS 6.4 i386 in Firefox 17.0.6 in a situation where Curl ran fine in linux Opera, IDE was good but Curl would not run in Firefox.

CentOS prep included adding gcc environment for libstdc.so, libssl for libcrypt.so and libXext packages installed priot to installing RTE and IDE.

CentOS 32-bit is being run in VirtualBox on Windows 7 64-bit SP1 Home Prem on an i7 Quad core with 16GB of RAM.  CentOS is given 1024M and 8GB fixed virtual disk.

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joyo kanji

I have added a Curl applet with the joyo kanji from the 2010 revision (that's 2136 dictionary entries from kanjidic2.)

I discuss the features over at my Curl Community blog. Here's the short account: suppose you are at 919; enter 40 and press ENTER.  Once the generic "water" kanji displays, the RIGHT INNER button beside the thin top right-arrow will let you "jump back up" to this 919 "window" kanji.

If you instead jump forward by entering 1926, you can "jump back" with the left "inner" button which is beside of the skinny LEFT arrow at the top.

Why the "jumps" ? The code was needed to add "red" and "green" buttons to a list on which to base "spaced-repetition".

A desktop version for Mac, linux or windows is about 24-hours away.

The list is just a CSV file, so you could move the applet to your own machine if you have a simple script in Rebol or the like - but it will then be a local browser page.  The desktop version will use no browser and store ts state in client-side persistent data instead of cookies.