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by zserge 6y ago
as well as a file-based tiny IRC client in C: http://tools.suckless.org/ii/
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by zserge 6y ago
suckless did something similar: http://tools.suckless.org/sic/
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by zserge 6y ago
They provide some additional information, but not the exact algorithm: https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/programming-languages-defi...
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by zserge 6y ago
I like the approach of go-winloader, I'd be happy to include an example of using it with webview into the readme. I agree, including 2 DLLs on Windows is ugly, however I believe that using CGo for webview would be a long-term win, bec
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by zserge 6y ago
That's cool! Reminds me of old notepad.cc and https://onthesamepage.online/ with very similar mechanics and philosophy, but for visual drawing.
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by zserge 6y ago
AWK is a very underappreciated language from the past, simple and fun to use. You did a very nice job, thanks!
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by zserge 6y ago
As per their own definition, "suckless" != "does not suck", but rather "software that sucks less".
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by zserge 6y ago
I've been using those for some time, before I met German keyboards with weird layouts. Now I try to stick to alphanumeric symbols only.
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by zserge 7y ago
Nice project! I've also recently made a React clone in <1KB, with JSX syntax and Hooks - https://github.com/zserge/o
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by zserge 7y ago
When working remotely as a contractor I made a tiny whiteboard - https://onthesamepage.online/about I still use it for quick notes and spontaneous collaboration, since there are no accounts or registrations - it takes a few
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by zserge 7y ago
Finally getting back to webview[1] and lorca[2], but also made a toy chess engine[3] today. [1]: https://github.com/zserge/webview [2]: https://github.com/zserge/lorca [3]: https://gith
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by zserge 7y ago
Webview author here. I have to mention that neutralino is based on a slightly outdated webview, the new version is to be merged in March, which includes EdgeHTML and Edge/Chromium support on Windows.
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by zserge 7y ago
Yes, there is webview-x branch that is to be merged in March, that uses Edge (both variants of it) as the default engine on windows.
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by zserge 7y ago
It's terribly slow and inefficient. Although, if your layout is mostly static and new components are rarely added/removed (or if performance does not matter to you) - why not? But hey, I warned you :)
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Show HN: Tiny and utterly useless ReactJS clone (exercise in minimalism)(github.com)
22 points by zserge 7y ago|4 comments
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by zserge 7y ago
Sorry, blog layout has changed since then. https://zserge.com/posts/cucu-part1/
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by zserge 7y ago
Huh. That's great news. Time to add Firefox support to Lorca lib, I guess.
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by zserge 7y ago
I've made a toy page for it - https://naivesound.com/klavar/ Click on the columns to put a note, add more height if needed, edit the title, then print it to PDF. I often use it to write down simple melodies when p
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by zserge 8y ago
Nice! Resembles Trikita's Slide app (shameless plug, used it in several conference talks). https://github.com/trikita/slide and https://github.com/zserge/slide
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by zserge 8y ago
Yes, I actually plan to make it a pwa and now am in progress - offline sync is a bit problematic (I wish all browsers supported PWA), but I'm getting closer.
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by zserge 8y ago
I don't want to be that shameless, but https://onthesamepage.online does just that. I use it for sketching diagrams and mind maps daily. Not for presentations, but can export to PNG and SVG. Also kind of collaborative (I of
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by zserge 8y ago
Looks great! I recently tried to make something similar where one could simultaneously sketch on a tablet and on a laptop - https://onthesamepage.online/about
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Show HN: Lorca – a tiny library for building cross-platform HTML5 GUI apps in Go(github.com)
14 points by zserge 8y ago|3 comments
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by zserge 8y ago
I started a webview project some time ago, and I see some people using it in their projects - https://github.com/zserge/webview Basically, it provides some high-level APi over a native system webview (WebKit or IE, dep
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by zserge 8y ago
It probably might be a good idea to make a similar Chrome-based backend for https://github.com/zserge/webview to provide consistent browser engine for all OSes.
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by zserge 8y ago
Integrating Edge is my dream. However there is no C API unlike MSHTML. I still have hopes on cppwinrt though. Any help in this direction is highly appreciated.
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by zserge 8y ago
Webview author here. It does not require local web server actually, it allows to inject js, css, HTML in runtime and bind go structs to is objects through the API, so the result is a self contained web app with no server. Although using a l
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by zserge 8y ago
Alternatively, all modern desktop OSes come with decent browser engines built in. You may use https://github.com/zserge/webview for a common simple API on top of the native webviews and it allows you to build small exe
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by zserge 8y ago
Hey! Original Webview author here. I am aware of the issue of MSHTML vs Edge, and I would really love to support Edge. With the new cppwinrt included into Windows SDK it should be possible - it's just plain C++17 (and then we need a sm
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by zserge 9y ago
I agree with you, and I tried my best to change things. A few years ago I made Anvil - a React-ish framework for Android for native UI (reactive, declarative, works best with Redux) and have been using it in many production apps as long as

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