Kozily client, progressive web application for developing and interaction with an Oz program.
Kozily is an integrated development environment for the Oz and a runtime for that language, in the same way Mozart is. However, Kozily is specifically designed with students in mind, and has other constraints in mind:
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It is designed to be a progressive web application so that students don't need to install or build any dependencies on their machines, but even then can have a native-like experience.
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It doesn't support building standalone Oz applications, but instead just interprets the Oz programs directly inside the application.
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It exposes runtime concepts to the user, like the abstract machine and the execution sequence. This is very useful for students understanding the basics of program execution.
Install docker, docker-compose and run docker-compose up to get the
application running in development mode at your local port 8080.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2016 Kozily
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