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by gliechtenstein 9y ago
What I meant by "No framework" was that there is no "Framework API" to implement. Cell itself is a framework, so I agree that frameworks are for greater good. As for your question on how it scales, I don't see a rea
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by gliechtenstein 9y ago
Thank you, I think you pretty much nailed it! This architecture may not be very obvious to many people at this point but I believe it can enable a lot of interesting use cases (as well as being able to deal with even traditional app structu
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by gliechtenstein 9y ago
Cell itself does not have a structure. But the point is that you can easily create a structure by composing cells. The DOM tree itself is a structure, and Cell is designed to let developers take advantage of that instead of creating a virtu
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by gliechtenstein 9y ago
1) How does one cell send messages to another. I suppose this is left to the application? There are several ways to do this https://github.com/intercellular/tutorial#3-inter-cellular-c... I'm sure there are other
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by gliechtenstein 9y ago
Thanks! Zero framework is just one of the distinct traits that makes Cell special. Here's why I started working on Cell: Aside from Cell, I am working on a project called Jasonette http://jasonette.com/ which lets you
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Show HN: Cell.js – A Self-constructing web app framework(celljs.org)
70 points by gliechtenstein 9y ago|20 comments
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Can you figure out how this page works?(gliechtenstein.github.io)
3 points by gliechtenstein 9y ago|1 comments
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Thanks! > Does it work offline by default? Is the JSON app cached and updated again when the user is online? It's online default, hence the subtitle "Native app over HTTP". Think of it like a web browser for building nativ
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Show HN: Take any HTML and plug it into native app with JSON markup(jasonette.com)
12 points by gliechtenstein 10y ago|3 comments
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
I made a browser-based bot that can literally speak out any words to Google Home and Alexa. You can control it by: 1. Directly typing any sentence into the browser 2. Remote control it from another browser (even from a phone, as seen in the
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Show HN: My laptop, Google Home, and Alexa speaking to one another(youtube.com)
4 points by gliechtenstein 10y ago|1 comments
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
I am working on an open source project that makes building cross-platform mobile apps as easy as writing ONLY a JSON markup https://www.jasonette.com I did a Show HN about three months ago ( https://news.ycombinator.co
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Hey thanks for the question. I think, just for trying it out you don't even need heroku, you should be able to run it from localhost. BTW the original author of the app is @shaunymca, so I think he'll be able to help you better th
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
It appears that HN automatically added the (2016) tag by looking at the permalink, which I mistakenly set as 2016 (still need to get used to 2017!), and that was what I was trying to say, because it looked as though the post was written a y
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Update: This is not from 2016, but actually a Fresh New post I published this morning (in 2017!) but messed up the timestamp with jekyll, sorry for the confusion! Hi guys, I wrote the post, but the creator is @smcavinney1 on this thread, pl
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Remote-control your Slack bots with JSON(blog.jasonette.com)
52 points by gliechtenstein 10y ago|17 comments
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
A couple of months ago I released Jasonette with a Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12879179 We've made a lot of progress since I open sourced it, so I thought I would share my experience. This is my first
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How Jasonette Went from an Esoteric App to a Radical New Way to Make Native Apps(blog.jasonette.com)
4 points by gliechtenstein 10y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Jasonette – Native App Over HTTP, Now on Android(github.com)
32 points by gliechtenstein 10y ago|10 comments
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Yes, it's called Jason, it's on the appstore https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jason./id1095557868?mt=8 In fact, I first created Jason about 5 months ago, and have since been working on open sourcing
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Answer: Please try Jason on the appstore https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jason./id1095557868?mt=8 Note that this current version of Jason is not completely up to date with the most recent version of Jasonette
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Thank you! If you thought these JS based app development was fast, you're in for a real treat! Check out these apps I wrote as exercise: https://github.com/gliechtenstein/botlist.json & https://gith
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
I didn't start from a grandeur goal, but had an existing app on the appstore and was frustrated with every single aspect of the app development process. So I started implementing little by little just to make it easier, and ended up wi
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Thanks! You'd be pleasantly surprised to learn what's coming up, please follow the project to stay in touch :)
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
what kind of app permissions?
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Thank you! Please follow the project and join the Slack channel if you can :)
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
can you elaborate?
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Thank you for the encouraging words!! { ˃̵̑ᴥ˂̵̑}b
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Thank you! Why stop at prototype though? All you need is a couple of more lines to actually make it work (make network requests, call native functions, react to user interaction etc) :)
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by gliechtenstein 10y ago
Yeah we were actually discussing whether we should support HJSON natively or not https://github.com/Jasonette/JASONETTE-iOS/issues/5 But as for HTML, I decided to incorporate it natively because it's def

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