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Awesome! (For some reason, the demo gif doesn't display for me in Safari, but I can see it in Chrome/Firefox.) I feel like this sort of thing could really be a
by jaw 7y ago
Awesome! (For some reason, the demo gif doesn't display for me in Safari, but I can see it in Chrome/Firefox.)
I feel like this sort of thing could really be an essential tool in teaching programming. I've been working on a somewhat similar project for visualizing execution of javascript code (but it works by instrumenting the code, rather than interfacing with a debugger, so that it can all be done in the browser), which I'm hoping to release soon.
- malux85 7y agoHey I’m really interested in seeing this (and contributing if it’s open source), please do a show HN when you release!
- jaw 7y agoReleased! https://github.com/brokensandals/blunt-instrument#blunt-instrument https://github.com/brokensandals/blunt-instrument#blunt-inst...
- whywhywhywhy 7y ago> the demo gif doesn't display for me in Safari It's actually an incorrectly named .webp file that's why.
- kdrag0n 7y agoCould you check if the issue with the demo has been fixed? GitHub's image host doesn't support WebP (which I use for better quality at a smaller size), so I've moved it to my own server where the MIME type should be correct. Your interactive project sounds interesting, let us know when it's out :)
- jaw 7y agoIt still won't display in Safari. I wasn't familiar with WebP but it sounds like maybe Safari just doesn't support that format at all: https://caniuse.com/#search=WebP https://caniuse.com/#search=WebP