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I'm so confused. "Build interactive web apps" "Create bespoke tools" Any examples besides weird shapes?

• jpomykala 6y ago
  Maybe weird shapes is the future of web? Forget about JS and React. This is future old man.
  • goatlover 6y ago
    CSS regions back from the dead?
  • pjmlp 6y ago
    That is already here, since 2003, provided there is enough budget, https://www.outsystems.com/ https://www.outsystems.com/
  • jspash 6y ago
    Maybe it's for creating NFTs? Every one I've seen so far is hideous yet "priceless". Like the old saying: During a gold rush, sell shovels.
• breakfastduck 6y ago
  This isn't necessarily made for building enterprise web apps or social media sites. There always seems to be a complete absence of appreciation for value to artists on HN. This is very clearly a creative tool first and foremost.
  • HotVector 6y ago
    Almost all 3D softwares have ways to write shaders with node based programming. If that is how this is being posed, there is nothing special to this.
    • breakfastduck 6y ago
      Not with web tech. I could argue there are numerous systems available to program vsts and other audio plugins visually, but maxMSP still adds something unique and useful.
• pharke 6y ago
  I think it has other uses, being able to attach visualizations to data processing code is very helpful especially if it's simple to just drop in something like a histogram. It would be even nicer to have a way to scrub through the processed items and see them displayed in an easy to read format on the screen as you do so. Cypress allows this to a degree by recording the visual state of a page as tests are run and lets you hover over the output and see the layout change as you scroll up and down.