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maltenuhn
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A recorded chemistry lecture about what detergents and conditioners are and how they function, including how conditioner achieves the smoothness effect and the chemistry of hard wa…
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Comment #30168437
Nice! How does this compare to Web Containers ( https://blog.stackblitz.com/posts/introducing-webcontainers/ , proprietary to Stackblitz)?
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Comment #28583020
The last bit (about people listening to hip hop because they "respond to the beat" vs the talent & popularity of 50 Cent) is intriguing and I wish they'd explored more.
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Comment #27528043
Thank you for the kind words! From the germ of the "code is source of truth, code editor and design tool are just lenses to edit it" to where we are today, about 2 years with a sma…
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Comment #27528007
Thanks, so had we! It definitely wasn't a "just a few months" thing :) Editors have demanding UX, performance is hard etc. Inspiration definitely came from things like Unity, and n…
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Comment #27527990
Hey, we didn't invent it, we just discovered it ;) Nah, so it's a "kind of". Philosophically, we're much more code-based in our thinking, and have allergic reactions to unnecessary…
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Comment #27527937
Thank you. All too often we found ourselves having to pick "Do I design this in a design tool or do I just prototype in a JS playground" - all the while looking somewhat jealously …
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Comment #27527927
We've had a lot of requests for Vue. It's not going to be a walk in the park, and we want to make sure we support React well before we add more surface area. But we're not super ti…
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Comment #27527891
At the moment, it's coupled but not tightly so: we rely on the TS compiler to do the heavy lifting re: mapping design to code. The code that does that is of course React-specific, …
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Comment #27527663
(founder here) we do have a vscode plugin (that handles the "follow me" side of "I click on something in the design" as well as triggering updates on the canvas, but it's not a VSc…
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Comment #27527615
(founder here) You totally can do this, we use it like that all the time. "Dev" edits the running application or component, not a scaffold - so if you've got {list.map(x => {x} } y…
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Comment #27527600
...in fact, forget the XML :D
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Comment #27527592
If you're referring to the Chrome devtools inspector - unfortunately, that's a no. To start with, no such hooks are available. Additionally, the truly hard bit is figuring out what…
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Comment #27526949
Utopia founder here. Obviously this is a privilege we need to earn, but we made Utopia open source (MIT) for that very reason, and free for single users for the same.
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Comment #27526926
Business cost savings are a huge pull factor, for sure (if you counted all the Excel spreadsheet "apps" as software, some old school companies would be in the top 100 apps by usage…
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Comment #27526765
Utopia founder here. Totally with you on this, inline styles are at best a starting point. We already support changing the style target to `css` (styledC / emotion) and the various…
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Comment #27526711
Utopia founder here. Yep, I loved the idea of Frontpage, and learnt so much, and yet - it sucked so much in practice. What kept us honest here was having the real-time feedback loo…
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Comment #27526685
Utopia Founder here, also a designer. I agree, and for me this cuts both ways - seeing the changes I make in a real UI makes it so much faster to understand edge cases. Not to ment…
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Comment #22875971
It's worked well for me: [Bob Dylan, Yacht, Bjork] => Halfby. Recommendation makes sense, and triggers fond memories of feeding last.fm :) I like the agency in this site.