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> In future versions, I plan to bring CodeMic to more IDEs: Emacs, (Neo)Vim, IntelliJ, Sublime Text, Helix, and others. It’d also be great to have a web player
by codetrotter 2y ago
> In future versions, I plan to bring CodeMic to more IDEs: Emacs, (Neo)Vim, IntelliJ, Sublime Text, Helix, and others. It’d also be great to have a web player or mobile app for smaller screens (unlike screencasts, the font size can adapt to the screen).
I like the idea of CodeMic a lot. Will the mobile app or web player also allow you to explore the code like you would in the IDE? Perhaps something built on VS Code in the browser that integrates CodeMic? Similar to how GitHub has VS Code in the browser that you can use to explore and edit code from repos.
- seansh 2y agoThanks. Yes. That is one of the central ideas of CodeMic. The way I imagine the web player is that we'd be able to pause the session and browse the codebase and even download the entire codebase as it is at that exact moment. With something like VSCode for browser, as opposed to a simple code viewer, we'd also be able to use the intellisense features to better understand the code.