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I'm happy to announce that the first beta release of Lily, a browser 

based visual programming environment for Firefox/Mozilla, is now 

available for download. Lily is a patcher interface to the 

functionality of the Mozilla platform: svg graphics, html/xul UI, 

networking, file system access, xml parsing/transformation & sqlite 

data storage. It's free, open-source & cross-platform. It's also OSC 

enabled, capable of interfacing with the Arduino I/O board and has a 

processing compatible graphics api. And it's written in Javascript.

Have a look at the music/graphics examples below to get a feel for 

More information about Lily is available on the website: 

I'm happy to announce that the first beta release of Lily, a browser  
based visual programming environment for Firefox/Mozilla, is now  
available for download. Lily is a patcher interface to the  
functionality of the Mozilla platform: svg graphics, html/xul UI,  
networking, file system access, xml parsing/transformation & sqlite  
data storage. It's free, open-source & cross-platform. It's also OSC  
enabled, capable of interfacing with the Arduino I/O board and has a  
processing compatible graphics api. And it's written in Javascript.

Have a look at the music/graphics examples below to get a feel for  
some of what it can do:

http://www.vimeo.com/625294
http://www.vimeo.com/625739
http://www.vimeo.com/625400
http://www.vimeo.com/625460

More information about Lily is available on the website: http://www.lilyapp.org/

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i see on your page it says that Lilly apps can be installed as Firefox add-ons or run as standalone apps using XULrunner. Is it possible to make web apps on internet that people using safari or Internet explorer will be able to use/view? Looks great by the way!

i see on your page it says that Lilly apps can be installed as Firefox add-ons or run as standalone apps using XULrunner. Is it possible to make web apps on internet that people using safari or Internet explorer will be able to use/view? Looks great by the way!
Thanks,
Mike


congratulations for lily, i've been trying it for some times now... ( i

it's a really great app, i use it as a web tool, just what's missing to max

i've linked some of my max patchs with lily over osc and possibilities are

> i see on your page it says that Lilly apps can be installed as Firefox

> add-ons or run as standalone apps using XULrunner. Is it possible to make

> web apps on internet that people using safari or Internet explorer will be

congratulations for lily, i've been trying it for some times now... ( i
asked for the beta version 2 months ago)
it's a really great app, i use it as a web tool, just what's missing to max
actually...
i've linked some of my max patchs with lily over osc and possibilities are
huge !!

2008/1/28, mHatsys :
>
>
> i see on your page it says that Lilly apps can be installed as Firefox
> add-ons or run as standalone apps using XULrunner. Is it possible to make
> web apps on internet that people using safari or Internet explorer will be
> able to use/view?
> Thanks,
> Mike
>

The best you can do at the moment is add a link to your patch on your 

webpage and Lily users will have the option of opening the link in 

Lily. Exporting a patch as a webpage is an option I've explored, but 

browser security restrictions mean that only a small subset of the 

features could be supported. Still, I might add this option at a 

On Jan 28, 2008, at 3:59 AM, mHatsys wrote:

> i see on your page it says that Lilly apps can be installed as 

> Firefox add-ons or run as standalone apps using XULrunner. Is it 

> possible to make web apps on internet that people using safari or 

> Internet explorer will be able to use/view?

The best you can do at the moment is add a link to your patch on your  
webpage and Lily users will have the option of opening the link in  
Lily. Exporting a patch as a webpage is an option I've explored, but  
browser security restrictions mean that only a small subset of the  
features could be supported. Still, I might add this option at a  
later date.

>
> i see on your page it says that Lilly apps can be installed as  
> Firefox add-ons or run as standalone apps using XULrunner. Is it  
> possible to make web apps on internet that people using safari or  
> Internet explorer will be able to use/view?
> Thanks,
> Mike
>


[ANN] Lily, browser based visual programming language released