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Ask HN: Text editor w/ browser and html inspector built-in, makes sense?(liveditor.com)
2 points by edwinyzh 13y ago|2 comments
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by edwinyzh 13y ago
Yes, the workflow is broken, and that's why I've been working on LIVEditor ( http://liveditor.com ) and the past 2 years! I'm so glad that Kenneth's post just proved my concept! LIVEditor combines a Scintilla-p
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by edwinyzh 13y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong - looks like it can be used as a desktop document DB? That'll be very very cool, since MongoDB gives up 32bit systems. And I wish it'll support Windows.
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by edwinyzh 13y ago
Cool! When I read the title I immediately thought - it must be done via emscripten, and it turned out that I was right :)
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by edwinyzh 13y ago
Wouldn't it be amazing if Twitter Bootstrap get re-implemented in Web Components (now Polymer)? Then the html code that uses it will be much cleaner.
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by edwinyzh 13y ago
It's quite useful when one is doing Internet researches! I've just started using it in my searching for a html beautifier SDK for LIVEditor (my live html/css code editor). Would you consider adding a 'Notes' section, just like 'Tasks'?
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by edwinyzh 13y ago
It's really amazing, glad that I'm one of the backers when it's on kickstarter. And I know it's shameless, but my LIVEditor project also allows you to "navigate to any page you want and start live modifying the it", I just made a 1-minute d
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
To me AngularJS is beatiful. Just my 2 cents.
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"Coding/authoring in the browser" - this is EXACTLY the idea of LIVEditor, my code editor project which was started before Bret Victor's talk, the announcing of Light Table and Brackets. But it's not out yet, because it's only me working on
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Maybe we should not blame search engines, but SEO really has bad effects on the Internet... PS, due to spams I've closed this forum ( http://writingoutliner.com/forum ), a online forum for my 'Addon documents organizer for MS Word'. And I r
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
if needs_seo_friendly { use_server_side_view(); } else { use_client_side_mvc(); } Server-side views are good for content-oriented websites, while client-side MVC's are good for function-oriented webapps that needs clean architecture. PS
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Yes, ST 2 is great! And I've seen several ideas I got (inspired when using other IDE) are implemented in it. However, while it's not designed specified for html/css/js.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Yes, it's pretty great, although it's not fast enough in my experience, WebStorm will be my choice if I don't make my own. But the project (called LIVEditor) I'm working on is different - imagine a smart code editor is seamlessly integrated
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
If I don't have two kids and the wife (I'm glad I have) I can do that too, although I'm not rich at all but I can afford the travel while working on my software products.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
A good brief description of 'selling points' of angularjs. "clean" and "strait-forward" come to my mind when I think about angularjs.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
I don't know about other JS frameworks, but I've seen many people say they love angularJS, and I believe that's true, because that's exactly how I feel about angularjs ;) I'm from a Windows dev background and all other exiting code editors/
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
I'm building a similar one (it also allows you to inspect html elements like using Firebug or Webkit's Dev tools), and it's a native Windows app (and really fast one!) http://liveditor.com
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Just plain html/css plus Mustache (the logic-less tempaltes). Not much new things to learn, literally no limits and a lot of freedom. And here is my toolset: LIVEditor: Edit html and css and see the result instantly ( http://liveditor.com ,
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Very impressed! The translated Chinese is far better than those translated by any other translation tools I've seen on earth in my entire life!
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Most of the time google.com works (but slow, maybe because the data has to pass the GFW), but periodically, or when you search some sensitive words, the search engine become unresponsive. It's been like this for many years - I'm an extensiv
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Yes, I had that thought about why it wasn't blocked too, but now it's become history... About this article, it's now a big news in China...
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Wow! He's aaaaaaaawesome!
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Thanks for your contribution to the open source community, and with respect, I think page headers sticking to the top or bottom are huge screen estate wasters for wide screens, Twitter Bootstrap's default menu style, Gmail and Google Groups
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Some of you pointed out it's not easy to control/stop the mind, yes, that's very true, especially for some people. To solve that, I suggest to read Ekhart Tolle's The Power Of Now, I think it's the modern book that explains the orignal Zen
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Yes! AngularJS's concept is similar to RAD frameworks such as VCL (in Delphi) and the UI frameworks in .net frameworks on Windows.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Check this live html/css/js code editor I'm working on: http://liveditor.com , it's written in Delphi, with a small part in JS. IMHO, Delphi is the best/productive native Dev tool for Windows, and it's my 'secret' weapon ;)
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Didn't have time to read the entire story, but I'm a Chinese and I know that story. So for those of you who didn't know yet, I'd like to point out that, the Internet is currently the only way for people in the "people's republic" to voice p
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
+1. I'm developing my live html/css/js code editor ( http://liveditor.com ) and I always interested in providing direct support for Twitter Bootstrap.
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
Excellent work, Bootstrap is awesome! Thanks! BTW, I found almost all Bootstrap-powered websites I visited uses sticky top navigation, which wastes considerable amount of my precious vertical screen estate. Another wide-screen wasting exa
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by edwinyzh 14y ago
AngularJS is the ONLY web front end framework that makes me exciting , maybe because I'm from a Delphi background ;)

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