Been hacking for fun on a real-time multiplayer version of the classic lunar lander game, where people compete to safely land first... or blow each other away with rockets! Built on @partykit_io and the rapier physics engine. https://t.co/E7XO9qSntj
@devongovett @dan_abramov @TejasKumar_@jarredsumner Right, my understanding is that there isn't currently a way to carve out a portion of the client component tree and have that be integrated with the router (and still have initial HTML response a la SSR)... maybe this is just a framework level concern?
@dan_abramov @devongovett@TejasKumar_@jarredsumner Another very similar one is a paginated table where you can click to select a row, displaying details of that row in a separate pane, standard admin panel stuff, but you want routes per selected item that you can link others to
@dan_abramov @devongovett@TejasKumar_@jarredsumner Another inbox example that comes to mind is the Gmail paginated inbox which I think has this behavior
New Plasmic Feature ๐จ
Bring your designs to life with Interactions!
Build anything from simple landing pages with a sprinkling of interactivity to complex, full application-like experiences right in the no code page builder!
How do they work? ๐๐ป
A big deal - in @plasmicapp, you can now create interactive designs from scratch! In a component, you can craft local states, update them when users click on things, and render different things when states change!
It took us a while to get here... ๐งต
Here's my idea for N&W S2 โ Full Stack Design
I'm planning on using @plasmicapp to teach you how to ship stuff, this time for real. Wanna join me?
TL;DR: Less PNGs, more URLs
@_buildspace
Tired of manually constructing prompts for GPT3? We introduce Tempera: A test-time prompt editing method through RL. The method uses only discrete prompts can even achieve comparable performance with fine-tuning on some tasks!
@ctjlewis@morgantepell@plasmicapp Yes, both via API and via generating physical source files: https://t.co/M2cWW6jsB2
(I'm assuming you mean importing Plasmic designs into code. Or if you mean importing React components into Plasmic, which is also supported: https://t.co/fEkeaqmA0q)