hoakiet98

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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   There are a lot of Figma plugins to do that. Anima or Builder.io (not builder.ai) is one I've used before. I'd like to add a simple plugin for us to use if we ever have the capacity. - https://www.animaapp.com/figm
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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   > In Preview mode, I can't scroll. Works fine in Design mode. It's actually attempting to scroll the inner web page in Preview mode. Perhaps this is not a great/obvious form factor since we've had others be confused a
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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   There's nothing hidden besides OAuth configuration that's not replicable as code such as Github App and Google OAuth but not by intent. We still provide a guest login for dev mode in the database seed script to get around that.
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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   Just updating that this is now fixed. Thank you for the feedback :) https://github.com/onlook-dev/onlook/pull/1979
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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   It's honestly not so much being mysterious as much as the UI is not usable on mobile. I don't think we'll support mobile for a while given the extra design constraints that it imposes. > I personally loathe this trend of m
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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   Could you hit retry on the message or add a new message? Sorry for the issue
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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   This is a fair point and our fault for not handling that case correctly. We will handle these errors better in the future.
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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   We considered Tauri but went with Electron because we needed the "frame" (the part inside the user window) to behave consistently across OS. This is not something that Tauri guarantees, so we went with Electron for Chromium instea
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   by hoakiet98 1y ago

   fair point. we didn't really intend for the app to be used on mobile yet since it's like using Figma on mobile.
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    by hoakiet98 1y ago

    Got the team to increase the limit. We're back!
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    by hoakiet98 1y ago

    On the desktop app you'll be able to strip the IDs by stopping the run. There's no option for that yet on the beta web version. Let me know if that works :)
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    by hoakiet98 1y ago

    Thanks for the kind words! We definitely want to restore the ability to use Cursor/Windsurf through SSH as soon as possible. There is terminal access on the right of the bottom bar. It just has 1 CLI connection right now, along with th
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    by hoakiet98 1y ago

    Seems we're being rate-limited by Codesandbox. Sorry for the inconvenience if you're not able to start a session.
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    by hoakiet98 1y ago

    Hey esafak, Honestly, we became even more coupled to Next.js to provide a better experience. I think Svelte will keep getting deprioritized until we feel the experience is as good as it can get. I know it's a bad answer, but I don&#x2
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    by hoakiet98 1y ago

    Yes, import is on the roadmap. We're already supporting importing on the desktop app so will need to have a way to get the code into the sandbox. My plan is to have 1. Import from GitHub - We clone and do a best effort setup 2. Run an
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    by hoakiet98 1y ago

    Thanks for the super early feedback and support, homebodify :)
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    Show HN: Onlook – Open-source, visual-first Cursor for designers(github.com)

    408 points by hoakiet98 1y ago|81 comments
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    by hoakiet98 1y ago

    Been following this project from very earlier on. It's awesome to see how much ground you covered in just a few months!
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    This is valid and helpful feedback. We've been focusing on the engine until now, but we need to address onboarding on the roadmap. I've created an issue for this here [1]. Thanks for giving it a try :) [1] https://githu
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    Thanks for trying it out edrenova!
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    Webstudio is very good! I didn't know it produces React. Onlook has less abstraction between code and the visual editor. It works with your existing React codebase with no migration. Everything is written into code in real-time so you
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    Without a framework? Unfortunately, no since there's a necessary compile step to instrument the code. Thought theoretically, you could write a parser to add the necessary information to the HTML tags at "build time"
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    The POC for this was actually done in Svelte so it can be done again in the future [1]. We had to focus on React for various reasons [2] but I'd really like to support Svelte again [1] https://github.com/onlook-dev&#x2F
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    Reader mode could help if you're on iPhone
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    I think DevLink is great and it's a step in the right direction. However, you're still locking into a WebFlow project. You can export a DevLink component out and then migrate it back in. You also have to instrument the weblink com
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    Hey mkreis, I answered this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41390449#41390695
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    np!
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    > I don't want to step on your toes by linking my own project Not at all, it's in good spirit! Happy to talk through any technical details from my side :) > though if you try to listen for those changes with a mutation obser
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    > you'll save a ton of space in that b64, and arguably some user privacy, by trying to use workspace relative paths That was a pattern we initially went with but it adds some complexity: The React compiler gives absolute paths, whic
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    by hoakiet98 2y ago

    Thanks for the continued support and the contributions so far, kartik-raj7!