trogdoro

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by trogdoro 13y ago
Thanks! :)
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by trogdoro 13y ago
I posted this on the blog itself, but re-mentioning it here... I've been evolving Xiki for over 10 years to do be a language for doing this kind of thing. The ideas is you can interact with trees and other nested structures (file pat
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Shows oscilliscope-like output from a microphone... woah. In other parts of the video he steps through a dsl that controls the LED, and it shows the code and controls the arduino as he scrolls through with his mouse. Check out 3:27, 3:57,
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Wiki inventor Ward Cunningham's next wiki, controlling Arduino via a web browser(youtube.com)
4 points by trogdoro 14y ago|1 comments
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Sweet CSS grid framework with fractional column widths(groundworkcss.github.com)
2 points by trogdoro 14y ago|0 comments
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Invitation to the world: Pair program with me on Xiki for an hour(groups.google.com)
1 points by trogdoro 14y ago|0 comments
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Xiki RubyConf video - prepare for your mind to be blown(youtube.com)
4 points by trogdoro 14y ago|0 comments
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Much of Xiki has recently been extracted out into the 'xiki' shell command though. So when the vim Xiki client works, a lot of stuff will work (most of the menus). It just needs to grab the path based on where the cursor is, pass it to th
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Getting ready to jump on a train, but I'll try to pop in in a bit.
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Hmm, I just got it running in a VM on 12.04 a few days ago. I'll try it again.
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Cmd-return "launches" whatever line the cursor is on. It's analogous to what return does in a shell console. Ctrl-return and double-clicking do the same thing. When you launch a $... shell command it executes it and inserts the results.
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by trogdoro 14y ago
I saw a screencast of that lately. Pretty awesome stuff.
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by trogdoro 14y ago
You can type to narrow down after running anything. And its all just text so you can delete whatever you want, to narrow down the output (not practical on most shell consoles).
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Never used MPW nor seen it in action, but many people have told me there are similarities. Being able to type stuff and double-click on it, I think. I'm working on making a page that highlights similarities between Xiki and various tools /
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Hadn't seen TermKit. Looks pretty sharp!
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by trogdoro 14y ago
> I have it installed on both and the command xiki-status returns "running" That looks promising. Does like "xiki ip" work? > the instructions are not helpful Definitely upgrade so you get the latest gem, as the instructions have b
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Yeah, totally. Someone should do that. I've brainstormed about it with a few XCode savvy friends. It would be super-slick if it were integrated into the Finder windows. So, you could drill into the dirs to get to a Xiki menu, and then d
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by trogdoro 14y ago
I've been aware of Org Mode for a while. It's very slick. Sort of different philosophy but a few similarities (textual syntax for nesting / running commands, etc.).
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by trogdoro 14y ago
There are other screencasts on xiki.org/screencasts that go into detail about specific scenarios. Some of them are a little out of date but the general idea is till the same. The one on web development is decent but needs an update. More
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by trogdoro 14y ago
I didn't post it this time:) Join the Xiki google group and we'll get your problems fixed! The install has been tested on Lion and the latest Ubuntu and there are some reports of success. A few weeks back we shifted gears to get "gem inst
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by trogdoro 14y ago
It's github.com/trogdoro/xiki (under "Code"). Or you can do "gem install xiki" and it will guide you through setting it up.
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Hmm, bummer. :( Join the google group and send the details. We'll get it fixed. http://groups.google.com/group/xiki
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by trogdoro 14y ago
People have mentioned similarities with Smalltalk and other tools. If you know of a good screencast or something else that shows demos the Acme stuff it would be awesome if you could post the link in the comments.
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Great advice, thanks!
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"The most innovative and useful application I've ever seen"(youtube.com)
3 points by trogdoro 14y ago|0 comments
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Gameplay that looks almost more fun to watch than to play(youtube.com)
2 points by trogdoro 14y ago|0 comments
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by trogdoro 14y ago
Thanks! Note it's not just a concept, it actually exists :) It's all out on github - many of the features have been there for years.
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Can your shell console do this?(youtube.com)
9 points by trogdoro 14y ago|2 comments
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Learn to read a binary font(dotsies.org)
2 points by trogdoro 14y ago|0 comments
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Learn to read the Dotsies binary font by playing a game(dotsies.org)
2 points by trogdoro 15y ago|1 comments

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