WebBurnout

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Show HN: HotFX Pseudorandom – value noise in a CSS variable via custom element(fx.hot.page)
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by WebBurnout 5mo ago
Sounds like a good use case for CRDTs, which would also enable offline editing
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by WebBurnout 7mo ago
I know a fair number of non-technical folks that hate the idea of trusting Google or Apple with their data. It's part of a generalized backlash to big tech corps that will only increase as their size and power over our lives continues
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by WebBurnout 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Mexico City / Remote | Senior Full-Stack Developer with excellent communication skills Technologies: NodeJS/Express, Rails, React/Vue/Solid, Dart/Flutter, Native HTML Web Components, Terraform, Kubern
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by WebBurnout 1y ago
FontSource releases all of google fonts and more as NPM packages: https://fontsource.org
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by WebBurnout 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Mexico City / Remote | Senior Full-Stack Developer with excellent communication skills Technologies: NodeJS/Express, Rails, React/Vue/Solid, Dart/Flutter, Native HTML Web Components, Terraform, Kubern
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Here's the permanent link (I'm still learning Discord apparently): https://discord.gg/fdXY9dTFWg
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
I just found out about Hot Glue yesterday from this thread! Hot Page is pretty different in that the idea is to give people a way to edit DOM like they would with a text editor but with a visual UI and drag-and-drop. Hot Glue does have a vi
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Wow, thanks! I've basically been building this in a silo so it's very nice to get such enthusiastic feedback. I am really dedicated to bootstrapping Hot Page with my own resources so that no one can pressure me to make the design
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
There was an issue yesterday evening that was causing 500 errors. My apologies to anyone who experienced this but it's been fixed now. Please try it again!
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
The great Carlos FAS https://x.com/itscarlosfas
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Thanks for flagging!
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
We are working on a feature to let paid users download their sites as a zip file or export them to cloud storage buckets (s3/aws, google cloud, etc). So far though it's meant to be used with our hosting. Free accounts have an adve
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
The editor side of the site has no CSS frameworks, just plain React with Typescript. I used a lot of Hypercard as a kid so that might explain something. Also our designer really loves pixel art and totally ran with the web 1.0 mandate that
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Oh wow, thanks for flagging that. Unfortunately our discord is more of a want-to-be discord at this point. But please join! you will be able to chat with me and my cofounders at least https://discord.gg/uSwA2znH
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Wow, this comment just made the last 7 months of long hours totally worth it. You have understood and distilled the essence of this project so accurately. This is my first time launching something like this, so it's just a great feelin
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Thanks for posting it! Obviously it's better to launch early and often but I'm much more of a programmer than a marketer and I was afraid it wouldn't get much traction. I've never been so happy to be wrong heh
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Hey, Hot Page is my project and that's pretty much where we're going with this. The idea is to use Web Components and real DOM instead of the "blocks" abstraction present in so many editors these days.
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback!
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Hey, Hot Page is my project but somehow I was not aware of Hot Glue. And reviewing it now I would hazard to say the projects are superficially similar. Hot Page is a visual/drag-and-drop web editor that uses no abstractions so the whol
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
Hey, I'm Tim and I created Hot Page. This is a long-time side project that I'm now bootstrapping with the help of a couple of friends. The idea is to take the convenience of a drag-and-drop editor (Squarespace, Wix, etc), but neve
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
this (I know because they're my accounts)
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
It's sketchy because I don't really like social media heh. I only created these social accounts to promote Hot Page so that's why they are only a few months old. I somehow hoped my writing was better than ChatGPT. Now I kinda
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by WebBurnout 2y ago
You should have seen the previous home page: https://old.hot.page/ I really loved the idea of nodding to Web 1.0 but it was a little toooo clunky heh