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Fixing All Gemma Bugs(unsloth.ai)
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
We also have this page that goes into some more detail: https://www.plasmic.app/vs-builder-io
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
Just some of the differences: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38701406 And yes you can connect directly a database - critically, Plasmic lets you define backend operations that work with auth: https://docs.p
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
There's a vibrant industry of similar tools - but lots of differences and room to innovate! Just a few of the differences: Plasmic.... - Is not specific to MUI - Supports actual design control (beyond theming) - Supports defining reusa
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
Fixed, thanks!
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
We still have work to do to make self hosting (much) easier, but yes, that's the plan!
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
I talk about the "why" a bit above, but we've talked about how to open source it internally since almost its inception, but there's work involved in open sourcing that we just had to prioritize like any other work item,
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
You can think of it like that - GrapesJS ultimately outputs HTML that exists in its own universe, whereas Plasmic focuses more on integrating with existing codebases, where you might want to use your React components, render in your React c
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
I think another thing interesting about Plasmic is that it is a bit ambitious in trying to combine some seemingly disparate genres: - Webflow, Wordpress and other page builders - Retool and other tool builders - Glide and no-code app builde
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
Excited to see this posted here! I think probably because we announced it going open source today. I think the GitHub page is probably a bit clearer than our website right now: https://github.com/plasmicapp/plasmic Bas
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by xyzzyrz 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we're still iterating on the homepage and didn't expect to get posted here yet! Our repo https://github.com/plasmicapp/plasmic might be a bit more concrete. It's a visual page bu
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Mistral "Mixtral" 8x7B 32k model [magnet](twitter.com)
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Show HN: Plasmic – open-source Webflow + Retool + React CMS(github.com)
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The future of design systems [video](youtube.com)
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by xyzzyrz 4y ago
For anyone else looking for a link to Herb Sutter's accompanying talk at cppcon: https://youtu.be/CzuR0Spm0nA?t=14532
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by xyzzyrz 4y ago
Hi, I work on Plasmic. If not React, how would you encode composition, state, and behavior?
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by xyzzyrz 4y ago
I largely agree with your take! But just to clarify one point: Plasmic (importantly) doesn't require using any specific libraries. You can bring your own arbitrary React code.
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by xyzzyrz 4y ago
Congrats on launching! I work on Plasmic. I have a sibling post on how I think we're quite different. But just to also clarify some points: (1) Plasmic does support git as well. (2) You can also continue to edit your code. (3) You can
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by xyzzyrz 4y ago
I work on Plasmic. I think we're quite different! I would summarize as: - FlyCode focuses on text/image changes within your existing code. - Plasmic lets you create and edit UIs using your React components as building blocks, but
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by xyzzyrz 4y ago
Thanks, super helpful! (I haven't personally watched it yet, but our team has picked it up.)
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by xyzzyrz 4y ago
Hi! Thanks for the feedback on Plasmic. Re: "super heavy" output: A blank component should result in one corresponding div. Maybe you're weighing the API client library? You can codegen pure React modules if you don't wa
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by xyzzyrz 5y ago
Plasmic ( https://www.plasmic.app ) is a WYSIWYG visual page builder + headless CMS that's built for Next.js and other modern SSG frameworks. It lets non-dev teams freely create and edit content, optionally using your React c
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How React server components work(blog.plasmic.app)
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by xyzzyrz 5y ago
For building these kinds of pages, there are now actual page builders worth considering that work with various frameworks, like https://www.plasmic.app which also lets you drag and drop your own components/blocks.
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How React server components work(blog.plasmic.app)
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Show HN: Plasmic – all-in-one React design tool / page builder / UI builder(plasmic.app)
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Turbo Repo: fast build system for JavaScript and TypeScript monorepos(turborepo.org)
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Show HN: Plasmic – visual builder that can drag-and-drop your React components(plasmic.app)
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by xyzzyrz 5y ago
Plasmic started two years ago with wanting to build a dream web design tool, but one that connects deeply with code. What makes it interesting is that you can trivially bring any custom code components and effectively extend Plasmic’s funct
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Show HN: Plasmic – visual builder that can drag-and-drop your React components(plasmic.app)
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