FuncSug for facilitating web development by structuring one's code in the concurrent way

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Hello!

FuncSug is a new programming language to facilitate web development (specially interactive site) by structuring one's code in the concurrent way.

For example, imagine you want to code a breakout game.
You would like to code something similar to:

in_the_same_time:
    run_the_ball()
    run_the_paddle_according_to_the_mouse_move()
    verify_and_manage_collision()

In usual programming language, that is not easily possible: You have to structure your code differently.
In FuncSug, it's possible: see, my breakout example.

With this structure, some modifications of code are very easy.
For example, the number of balls for each "life" can be change just by adding a line in a 'parallel' block (cfr line 236 of breakoutPy.fg).

Here is the main part (simplified) of my breakout code:

var column := |0, 1, 2, 3, 4|
var row := |0, 1, 2|
var numberOfLives := 3

parallel:
    
    # Bricks
    #--------
    
    # usually, you don't have to specify 'sequence' because it's the default but, here, you have to (because this is in a 'parallel' block)
    sequence:
        
        # 'parallel forEachValueOf myVar' makes one parallel branch for each value of myVar
        parallel forEachValueOf column:
            parallel forEachValueOf row:
                sequence:
                    # this executes all the life of the brick
                    lifeOfBrick(column, row)
        
        # When the lives of all bricks end, you win
        js ():
            alert("YOU WIN, CONGRATS!")
            document.location.reload()
    
    # Ball(s)
    #--------
    
    sequence:
        
        while numberOfLives > 0:
            # When numberOfLives > 0, (a) new(s) ball(s) come(s) to life
            parallel:
                # comment/uncomment the following line if you want one/two ball(s) for each "life"
                lifeOfBall()
                lifeOfBall()
            # When the life of the ball(s) end(s), numberOfLives decreases
            numberOfLives -= 1
        
        # When numberOfLives=0, you loose
        js ():
            alert("GAME OVER")
            document.location.reload()
    
    # Paddle
    #--------
    lifeOfPaddle()

Enjoy!