Raathi

Frontend @Atlassian ⚡️Mostly making things with JavaScript and React 🏗️ Building dev tools to make programming a little more fun. he/him

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@PKodmad @github That's awesome. Congratulations.

[Jason Laster @jasonlaster11]

🚀 @replayio is live on @ProductHunt!

You can now record, replay, pause, and inspect web applications with familiar developer tools.

Share replays with friends and add replays to bug reports.

🔗 https://t.co/7HBFufzdLN
🐱 https://t.co/R6EluIP5fm

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

This is a niche feature but you can keep a directory embedded as a tree view as well.

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

I've been playing around with the idea of note-taking inside VSCode to keep things bookmarked without having to search for them again and again.

So this is📜Paper, a bookmarking and note-taking extension for VSCode

https://t.co/bPHxkgKjhy

👇Here are a few things paper can do

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

You can also bookmark a selection. Simply select the text you want to bookmark and click on the pointer icon to create a bookmark.

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

At times console logging HTML output from Jest tests could be hard to read. So here is a thing to make it easier.

🔧Jest Tools, A VSCode extension to view and preview HTML output from your Jest tests.

https://t.co/QsoxD3hyKL

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@RahulGeeks It's going to be a node module which will provide a UI to write the documentation in. Similar to https://t.co/Iyekrs6SaJ

VSCode extension is the next step though.

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

The codebase onboarding/documentation tool experiment is finally coming together!

You can click on any symbol to copy a link to it and then paste it into the editor. Clicking a symbol link in the text editor will reveal it in the source file.

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@PKodmad I do start😅though.

Right now I'm feeling like going back to this one https://t.co/yFOhVLFp2C even though I started a new one.

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

The codebase onboarding/documentation tool experiment is finally coming together!

You can click on any symbol to copy a link to it and then paste it into the editor. Clicking a symbol link in the text editor will reveal it in the source file.

[Balazs Bajorics @bayjorix]

I am very happy to finally be able to show what I've been working on in the past 4 (!) years:

https://t.co/0ePAdM8ngp

Introducing Utopia, a design tool which reads, understands and writes production quality React code

[Paul Shen @_paulshen]

I'm excited to share a preview of https://t.co/g2zex0Ntyl, a canvas for writing and manipulating JavaScript.

It's kinda like a JS playground, script runner, API client, JSON viewer, datavis tool, .. not sure exactly but it feels like something!

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@AustinZHenley cc: @_paulshen

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@alexandereardon I have used 'Run Javascript' before and works really well! https://t.co/fgGmk6Ai1H

[Henning Dieterichs @hediet_dev]

Github1s is really nice.
Just add "1s" after "github" when viewing code on https://t.co/0Wbx80muQp and VS Code loads up instantly:

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@pixelstackcom I was thinking of changing the name but I think I'm going to keep it now 😀

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@LostInTangent Thank you! Also thank you for code tour. I took a lot of inspiration from it 🙂

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@zlksnk Unfortunately not yet

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

Working on a thing that will let you write Web UIs using React JS in Node JS.

The goal is to make it ridiculously easy to build Web UIs for CLI tools.

👇The below snippet is an example of what it takes to write a node module uninstaller UI.

[Raathi @Raathigesh]

@itsmadou Happy birthday Douges 🎉