Cloud Calc 4 banger in C app, 1184 bytes over the wire to get as shown, that's it!

Before I realized browsers were a really dumb idea from a memory and a over the wire standpoint, I fought the battle to get something reasonable over the wire. I never could get the over the wire bytes down to reasonable. As is often the case targeting the lowest denominator, #sockets, I was able to get down all the drawing primitives for the above and mouse clicks on 8 / 3 = Off down to 1184 bytes, that's a bit of a lie, there are 88(lines/pcode/gui thingies)*12 bytes("CLD 123size8" etc) for headers, but still, most cloud apps running to a #browser would be in the 10Ks of bytes per character/keystroke. This is the start of a free #cloud #SDK I will be rewriting this #calc app(with embedded server) in C++ C#, #lisp, #java, #perl, #python, and probably #awk, #bash, #powershell? I was also thinking a #spreadsheet applet and maybe a #socialapplet might be good starting points. The above right panel shows the 88 lines for the entire lifetime of this app, start to close. The app doesn't have and doesn't need a #gui, those 1184 bytes are the 'gui' the thin client cloudbro is the same one I've been using to view my lisp written app/servers. The client doesn't know and doesn't care what the app is running. The code as it is now sits here, but don't use it yet, I'm not convinced it's optimally crunched down and I haven't locked down the over the wire protocol https://bitbucket.org/timcdoc/antibrowser/src/master/c/ . Please let me know if you have ideas for sample apps or languages, although I don't know *all* the languages so I might ask you to write it. The SDK will provide enough working details so one could write a cloud app and use it 1:1 as a web app. I have routers that allow cloud(1) and soon cloud(2) for apps that need more horsepower than a single processor from a single thin client.