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Thanks for trying it out and sharing your feedback, appreciate it! > However, I really don't like the fact that there is no way to navigate tabs using vim's commands. There's a rel…

Thanks for the feedback! I removed the animation... hopefully not as jarring now.

In terms of performance, the way we build applications today is such a low bar that IMO it opens the door for functional programming. Even if it is not as fast as C or raw assembly…

This is less fashionable now in the era of Electron apps - users are starting to expect apps that look _the same_ everywhere. See VSCode, Discord, Spotify... It's easier to get a s…

Great list and summary! So often these concerns get conflated. We're working on a framework that address 1, 2, 2.1, 3, and 3.1 - Revery [0] - a React-like framework that compiles t…

"Native" is actually overloaded in the era of hybrid web apps - there are two pivots: - Native code - does the GUI framework compile to machine code? - Native widgets - does the GU…

Ah, that's too bad! I've been hunting for ways to get better integration tests on CI for Revery. Would like to have image-based verification for certain classes of tests, and we us…

Very excited for this release! GLFW is part of the foundation for a UI framework we're building called Revery [1] and there are several features in 3.3 that will be useful for us -…

There are some really cool projects popping up with ReasonML - here are a few: - A package manager like NPM, but for native code: https://github.com/esy/esy - A fast Node version m…

Sorry, our documentation isn't very clear. The API is Electron-inspired (as if you had React+Redux+Electron), but it's compiled down to a fast native stack consisting of GLFW/FreeT…

Hey scoopr! Thanks a lot for trying it out. > It does seem to exhibit the usual custom rendered app issues. I suppose it is constantly redrawing the screen, as it seems to have con…

Oni 2 creator here. Agree with your concern 100%. We're working to review the license and come up with a better fit with more clarity. We really just want a license that says - fre…

Hey HN! I'm Bryan, creator of Revery. I was really surprised when I saw Revery on the front-page of HN, so cool! I apologize that there isn't more info - we're still working on web…

Note that Revery was built to power a text editor - which involves custom controls and interactions. Even elements as simple as scrollbars get re-implemented in that space. I've be…

The use case for Revery was to drive development of a text editor - and it turns out a lot of UI is custom in that case. And if you look at the landscape of Electron apps - Spotify…

Just wanted to say thank you for all your work on this, Andrey! I've been using for developing native projects with ReasonML / OCaml (on Windows!) - a framework called Revery [1] (…