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I'd love to see what is the easiest way, for a hardcore backend guy with completely dumb part of brain responsible for visuals, to quickly visualize things in J

• seveibar 2y ago
  Author here. I would recommend booting up React Cosmos[1] and prompting Claude to "generate a react app that...". You can visualize inside of Claude then when you're finished, drop the output of Claude into React Cosmos as a file. This is great for prototyping algorithms and recording the progression. For example you might say "generate an interactive react app that implements a simple pathfinder that uses A* with a penalty for going near edges". You can also just drop in a paper or pseudo code of an algorithm you're ideating on. Here's an example how we use react cosmos for our autorouter[2] [1] https://reactcosmos.org/docs https://reactcosmos.org/docs [2] https://unraveller.vercel.app/?fixtureId=%7B%22path%22%3A%22examples%2Fend-to-end%2Fe2e3.fixture.tsx%22%7D https://unraveller.vercel.app/?fixtureId=%7B%22path%22%3A%22...