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by joaomoreno 7y ago
You should also give gifcap[1] a try. It's cross platform, browser based, client side only, with a preview editor which allows you to trim and crop the recording. [1] https://gifcap.dev
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by joaomoreno 7y ago
Author here. Added some cool features like trimming and cropping, to make it easier for you to nail on the particular area of your screen and keep the recording to a minimum. Let me know what you think!
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Show HN: Gifcap, a browser based client-side GIF screen recording tool(gifcap.dev)
197 points by joaomoreno 7y ago|49 comments
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by joaomoreno 7y ago
Thanks! Actually the browser should've asked you for screen grabbing permissions.
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Show HN: gifcap, a browser based client-side GIF screen recording(gifcap.dev)
3 points by joaomoreno 7y ago|0 comments
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by joaomoreno 7y ago
I'm working on a browser based, client side, GIF screen capture tool. Give it a try: https://gifcap.dev/
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by joaomoreno 7y ago
If I were a retailer I'd love to know what my potential customers are talking about in their day-to-day so I can give them a great deal on exactly that.
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by joaomoreno 7y ago
I got it running an OpenVPN server, love it!
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by joaomoreno 7y ago
Beautiful docs
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2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results(stackoverflow.blog)
235 points by joaomoreno 8y ago|185 comments
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VS Code – The Language Server Index Format (LSIF)(code.visualstudio.com)
7 points by joaomoreno 8y ago|0 comments
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by joaomoreno 9y ago
Actually you can control this behaviour with "workbench.editor.closeOnFileDelete": false
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by joaomoreno 10y ago
Visual Studio Code has a pretty decent Rust extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=kalitaal...
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by joaomoreno 10y ago
No. TypeScript 73.9% JavaScript 21.6% CSS 3.4% Inno Setup 0.8% HTML 0.2% Shell 0.1%
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by joaomoreno 10y ago
Nowadays Apple events look like they were made by Microsoft and vice-versa.
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by joaomoreno 10y ago
Do you mind filling an issue on GitHub about the choppy scrolling? It should definitely not be choppy.
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by joaomoreno 10y ago
There's also an `extensions.autoUpdate` which lets you not worry about it again.
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by joaomoreno 10y ago
The extension has improved quite a bit recently, might wanna check it out again.
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by joaomoreno 10y ago
Do you mind filing that issue? https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/new
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by joaomoreno 10y ago
Yes it does! Sorry for that :) https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/3790
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by joaomoreno 11y ago
You can give Rusty Code [1] extension for VS Code a try. It does support quite a few features. [1]: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=savioris...
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by joaomoreno 11y ago
Even better: it also supports TSX ( http://tinyurl.com/okgagvs )
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by joaomoreno 11y ago
Dev on the Code team here. Not true. Both JSX ( http://i.imgur.com/01pAAsl.png & http://i.imgur.com/mRhOx8M.png ) and ES6 ( http://i.imgur.com/UOurihn.png ) are supported in all their glory
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by joaomoreno 11y ago
Dev here. Yup, pretty much everything is TypeScript.
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by joaomoreno 11y ago
The page might only be live after the keynote.
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by joaomoreno 11y ago
omg so exciting
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by joaomoreno 12y ago
I don't get all the skepticism here. Just take a look at random people trying this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAprpyGdgYk
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by joaomoreno 12y ago
Been using this [1] for a while now, it's a good alternative. [1]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/georgify/ofjfdfale...
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by joaomoreno 12y ago
this guy seems pretty pissed
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by joaomoreno 12y ago
Great job, this both reads and looks great!

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