How to get turing program working on webpage?

[TokenHerbz]

hypothetically speaking, if i say, made a calculator and wanted to host that on a webpage for others to use or at least "see" how would i do that?

I cant seem to find anything relevant to this...

[DtY]

You mean like flash or a java applet? You can't.

You could put a link to download it, and anyone could run it, though.

[TokenHerbz]

yes that's not what I'm after, blah, Turing gets more useless and useless and time goes on....
thx tho...

[DtY]

Time to learn a new language? It sounds like HTML and Javascript would be something to look into.

[andrew.]

Or even Java. You can embed Java applets into webpages.

[TokenHerbz]

well i do have mostly more experiance with java, however i cant find the type of java launch application thing that i had in school, so i haven't got back into that. Is it free? If anyone knows a link or something it would be extremely helpfull to me.. thx.

[ProgrammingFun]

TokenHerbz @ Sat Nov 20, 2010 1:50 pm wrote:

well i do have mostly more experiance with java, however i cant find the type of java launch application thing that i had in school, so i haven't got back into that. Is it free? If anyone knows a link or something it would be extremely helpfull to me.. thx.

My school uses jGrasp (it is free and I believe it is also open-source): http://www.jgrasp.org/index.html
I personally find it very easy to use because it has an integrated compiler and debugger...

[TheGuardian001]

An Applet (or JApplet) can be embedded pretty easily in a webpage, although I don't remember offhand how to do it.

[TokenHerbz]

That's fine, Java's got lots of useless typing in it, but is much stronger then turing, so i'll have to update myself on that. The learning curve in that language should be cake walk compared to others since i was doing it for a year...

thanks for the link ProgrammingFun.

[ProgrammingFun]

Glad to help...