TO MY 26 followers I have here!! love you guys.
I'm releasing https://t.co/zRLqlBYGah today!
It's a prompt to UI harness that let's you review html pages in an infinite canvas. It's also very fast, just 30kb of js.
Try it now if you don't believe me!
We're still investigating the trouble with @heyhey and now with @basecamp for some of our users. We will keep you posted here and at our Status Site: https://t.co/dUBiOXffmi. We're so sorry, folks.
I kinda want to try optchat from @VictorTaelin for designobo.
not having to manage sessions, and a single shared agent on the team that knows everything would actually be legit very very good!
Just pushed new pricing changes for designobo.
I do always hate when I come to a new AI product and they offer me credits that god knows what they really are.
So I'll go with 100 credits = $1 of API usage. That's it. Simple and transparent. No fees on pro.
@nmediavilla19 a mi me sirve que prototipe en mi app 5 variaciones de lo que quiero, y luego comparo y decido cual me gusta
es muy bueno para animaciones!
it's around 40k of go / templ and 6k of ts right now, and will grow quite a bit more I think. subagents, serverside undo redo, screen position etc
While go is verbose it just feels like the whole codebase is "denser". I can have more features adding very little code.
So far the hardest part is distribution though :D
@quantizor@jarredsumner And yet here I am shipping the fastest ai prototyping tool on the planet.
in 40kb of custom js.
Gravitational pull my ass, this is an excuse, even more so with AI. You can not use it and build a great app.
@EricBieszczad@jarredsumner This is like saying my bike is slow because both tires are flat. So I'm going to pump the first one and measure again.
What virtual dom do you need to write <div>{myvalue}</div> into a string.
The whole thing is retarded as fuck.
The first step is types.
We're adding a TypeScript-compatible type checker to Bun.
It’s the best shot ahead-of-time compiled TypeScript has at beating languages like Go on memory and speed.
You know you can do integration testing with ssr apps so that you submit form and assert html, without a browser, right?
Without dev server compilation bullshit.
Imagine the productivity you would have if you could do that.
This is what nextjs stole from you.
I'm rebuilding the UI around token streaming. I have a vague idea of what I want, so I let opus generate 5 different versions and push them to designobo.
Then opus can pull the one that I like. It's just html and css, so it can translate to any codebase.
Prototyping these days is so much fun.