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Show HN: Multiplayer lunar lander game built on partykit / rapier, open source
Hi all - this is a recreation of the classic lunar lander game, except it's multiplayer, and has weapons! People can compete to land first or blow each other away. Play it here: ht…
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Comment #38701965
We have a lot of respect for the work Builder.io is doing! If you're using Plasmic as a CMS, then there is a lot of overlap there. But Plasmic is a general visual React app builder…
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Comment #38701645
We wanted to support tight integration with people's existing codebase, so that it is easy to use your React components directly in Plasmic, or to read data from your React context…
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Comment #38700770
You can also take a look here! https://github.com/plasmicapp/plasmic/tree/master/platform/w... This is Plasmic-generated code that we ourselves use to build our visual editor.
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Comment #38700730
The main way to extend Plasmic is to use your own React code components. So if there's something you can't achieve with our editor, you can make a component that does it, and use i…
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Comment #38699731
It is possible to use Plasmic in other contexts, but to really unlock the power of Plasmic, yes you need to be using React.
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Comment #38699723
Basically, you set up a "custom app host" -- stand up your server (which has your code components), and you add a route (say ` https://yoursite.com/plasmic-host `) that renders a s…
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Comment #38699674
We wanted Plasmic to be the source of truth for certain things (the css, the composition, etc), so that it is possible to re-generate code from Plasmic and continue iterating on yo…
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Comment #38699348
It can deeply integrate into your existing app (reuse your React components, and form the same React tree as your React app and read from the same React contexts, etc), and it can …
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Comment #38699330
Right now Plasmic mainly target outputting React components. The code it generates can either be consumed as files you check into your codebase (see https://docs.plasmic.app/learn/…
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Comment #38699305
Yes, in a way! Plasmic is a general visual React app builder that can be embedded into your existing React app or be deployed standalone. As such, we place a heavy emphasis on _des…
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Comment #38699261
Plasmic isn't a one-time codegen tool, where you generate some code and then modify it to suit your needs. Instead, we've designed Plasmic code generation so that you can generate …
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Comment #38699174
Plasmic at its core is a general React app builder. You can create components, add interactivity, and connect to other data sources. You can also bring in your own React components…
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Comment #29121106
For some components, like a button, overriding some css may be all you need. But other components can be more "opinionated" - for example, for a Slider component, do you want to la…
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Comment #29120902
react-aria is about more than just putting the aria-attributes in the right place. It also takes care of interactivity, keyboard accessibility, focus management, and smoothing over…
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Comment #29120692
react-aria is awesome. You structure your DOM and css however you want, and react-aria provides hooks that return props to spread onto your elements to make them come alive. These …