rickyvetter

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by rickyvetter 4mo ago
Yaml is just a serialization of some intermediate representation. The expect test output in the article is a full-fidelity (minus color) rendering of the UI. I would argue that the final app UI is both easier to read for humans and covers m
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by rickyvetter 4mo ago
TUIs have this really nice attribute of running local to the data you care about (web apps have a lot of complicated glue code required to do interesting things), and in a UI that is incredibly simple to test and iterate on because the outp
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by rickyvetter 4mo ago
I work on bonsai_term (though Jose is the primary author and many others have contributed incredible work). I'm happy to try and answer any questions that the post may bring up.
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by rickyvetter 4mo ago
The whole UI seems better for LLMs to consume and also displays nicely in-editor for humans. Test failures become failing screenshot tests essentially, which are really comfortable changes to review.
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by rickyvetter 6y ago
I'm not OP but I work on ReasonReact. I think these are excellent questions - thanks for asking despite your worries about tone. 1. I would not classify this release as huge by most definitions, but I do think it is by a couple. First
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by rickyvetter 6y ago
Hey - maintainer of ReasonReact here. We don't believe in mandating the tools that people use and there are plenty of good reasons to use TS, Flow, PureScript, Rust, etc. Folks on the Messenger Web team in Facebook like Reason as their
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by rickyvetter 7y ago
Here's an example of a site that is doing something like this - https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/about.html
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Staying Lean – Keeping Clean Code(medium.com)
3 points by rickyvetter 12y ago|0 comments