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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
<3
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
I would love to go there! All of our fire power is going into make the IDE great at this time. Once, we accomplish that I think we may earn ourselves the right to do more exotic agent stuff with things like Playwright. But that's the g
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
Nice! Yeah, I don’t think we’re the only guys out there letting you map back to your file system. I think we’re first and foremost a JSX inspector that lets you locate your line of code but then there’s a bunch of different directions you c
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
Did you watch the demo?
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
Sort of. I think we want to leverage the parts of the runtime that Cursor wouldn’t be as good at. I don’t expect to replace Cursor, I expect to be better at a lot of React things that take advantage of the runtime and browser context.
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
I walk into everything ready to be hyper critical, so thanks so much for saying that. In my experience, I found the switching cost to be low for things like copy changes and css stuff (or lower than I expected). Obviously I am incentivized
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
Aw thanks so much. I knew there had to be some folks whom this would resonate with. I'm excited for you to try it out too! Please let me know how it goes
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
It does! I'm an avid vim user so I made sure it had ctrl-p, ctrl-w (for window switching), (slash space for search), a nerd tree equivalent file tree explorer. I build all features to be vim compliant first. Just toggle enable vim mode
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
Me too. I know HN doesn't love YC companies but I was a little shocked. I swear it isn't vaporware but there's only one way to find out. There are definitely rough edges, we are after all a 2 man band but I don't ship th
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
It's a bit of an aspirational name. For now it's just React, but we hope to get to support other frameworks that use JSX when we have more bandwidth!
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
Gotta respectfully disagree here but yeah, I definitely understand the remote workflow use case and why some folks want that. I think if you're building something that is targeting designers that is the way to go. Thanks for checking i
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
> Are you saying you invented hot reload? I'm not saying that, no. We are super dependent upon HMR servers from Vite/Next. We made the ability to write back from your dev panel to your filesystem and made a JSX inspector. As fa
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by jsunderland323 11mo ago
> How are you planning to acquire customers? We haven't gotten much further than just launching and praying. > Is this sponsored by yc? I mean we're a YC portfolio company, so sort of I guess. I used to work at YC, so I supp
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Launch HN: JSX Tool (YC F25) – A Browser Dev-Panel IDE for React
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by jsunderland323 2y ago
My UX feedback is that I had a natural inclination to click on one of the response comments to my query and expected to be redirected to that hn post and if possible scrolled to the comment. I know why you might not want that but as long as
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by jsunderland323 2y ago
This is great! Will try to give a try later
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by jsunderland323 2y ago
Yeah, I had a similar thought. If they just removed the ai or only focused on building a voice command to mobile app sdk there could be something viable there. Sadly that’s just not what they made at all.
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by jsunderland323 2y ago
Yup, this reeks of sock puppets
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
Well happy to share the edges I ran into if you want. Feel free to reach out (email in bio).
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
Hey Thanks! Just electron & vite. I might actually migrate off electron, Tauri ( https://tauri.app/ ) seems to be getting more stable and it's gotten great reviews. I think this is the boilerplate I used though http
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
I love ink & switch! I think Martin, Geoffrey, and the whole team are crazy smart. There's a whole bunch of approaches to universal versioning and I think floro is one of a few upcoming techniques in the ether. From my limited unde
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
Thank you so much! I put so much effort into that and you are probably the only person on earth who has actually read that thing in its entirety (aside from my poor, ex-midwife, mother who has no idea what I'm talking about). > but
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
I'd be happy to hear about your project and share my learnings if you want to schedule a time to talk. I've put a tiny bit of thought into this problem and would love to pass on what I've learned. The way I originally concept
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
Oof, sounds ominous. I have not heard of them, so it's hard for me to know where they stumbled or draw comparisons to what we've made. To their point though, I largely agree with this, "The only thing I’ve found to be effecti
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
> I shouldn't be expected to pull down changes and test locally (unless that part can be automated and made super easy to do without fuss). It's super easy and there's no fuss. You literally just switch branches. It's
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
By page do you mean like your live website with the changes? I've thought about this too and I think down the line the plan is to be able to attach screenshots to merge requests. However, as a reviewer you can also pull down the change
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
Now we’re getting into the depths! This is a great question/point. > so your production website loads whatever latest asset version from a floro api endpoint and my repo state is not a snapshot anymore of what what the page will loo
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
we do =D ... She's still getting her chops though. We'll probably end up using webflow to market to designers. We were going for hackerish today. We actually didn't use any component library. We designed all of our own compon
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
HN isn't letting me nest further. I'll do my best to answer these in the order I saw them posted. 1) "i dont see how that solves the issue you describe..." >the only consistency floro can enforce is if i use a color f
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by jsunderland323 3y ago
> But can't you have a custom merge driver for 3 way merges too? So that when you try to merge the changes it does complain? You kind of could, at least for diffing. This is what difftastic does https://difftastic.wilfred

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