I don’t understand. If the audience member makes a change, and then the speakers events are played back on top of the change, the code won’t make sense.
Did you try it?
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#32Wow. What a fascinating idea. Great work!
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#33Imba is probably one of the best kept web development secrets! Sindre has done a remarkable job of making an insanely terse while powerfull language for building web applications. Not that it's limited to web applications only, the syntax translates perfectly for any other area as well. The fact that a platform like Scrimba was built using this language and probably only a handfull developers should make you want to…
Not sure of how much help is it to OP, but I'd also like to commend Imba's front page paint demo, it's just so neat.
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#34This looks to be the perfect usecase to throw an agent into the loop (sorry for saying so).
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#35I don’t understand. If the audience member makes a change, and then the speakers events are played back on top of the change, the code won’t make sense.
If you make a change, then the screencast pauses and you create a branch of the codebase, so that you can experiment on your own.
Once you hit "play" again, your changes are reverted and you continue watching the teacher's code.
So the teacher's voice is never on top of your code, as that wouldn't make sense.
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#36Imba is probably one of the best kept web development secrets! Sindre has done a remarkable job of making an insanely terse while powerfull language for building web applications. Not that it's limited to web applications only, the syntax translates perfectly for any other area as well. The fact that a platform like Scrimba was built using this language and probably only a handfull developers should make you want to…
Something seems to be broken in the Imba website for me in both FF and Chrome for MacOS.
When I go to the main website: https://imba.io/
Then click on the "Demo" button
I get taken to the "Playground": https://imba.io/try/examples/apps/playground/app.imba
There is no code on the page but the preview seems to work. Same thing with all of the other examples. They work in the Preview panel, but no code loads at all.
Looking in the dev console I see a few errors:
GET https://imba.io/monaco/min/vs/loader.js HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined
current file did set undefined
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#37Imba is probably one of the best kept web development secrets! Sindre has done a remarkable job of making an insanely terse while powerfull language for building web applications. Not that it's limited to web applications only, the syntax translates perfectly for any other area as well. The fact that a platform like Scrimba was built using this language and probably only a handfull developers should make you want to…
There's a free Scribe course on Imba: https://scrimba.com/learn-imba-c01h
Haven't gotten around to it yet, hope it's still relevant :P
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#38Imba is probably one of the best kept web development secrets! Sindre has done a remarkable job of making an insanely terse while powerfull language for building web applications. Not that it's limited to web applications only, the syntax translates perfectly for any other area as well. The fact that a platform like Scrimba was built using this language and probably only a handfull developers should make you want to…
fun fact I learned about Imba is that it's name stands for "imbalance" (like in computer games!)
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#39Imba is probably one of the best kept web development secrets! Sindre has done a remarkable job of making an insanely terse while powerfull language for building web applications. Not that it's limited to web applications only, the syntax translates perfectly for any other area as well. The fact that a platform like Scrimba was built using this language and probably only a handfull developers should make you want to…
Not sure of how much help is it to OP, but I'd also like to commend Imba's front page paint demo, it's just so neat.
It's beautiful, but note to OP it doesn't work great on Android Chrome for me - can only draw very very short lines.
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#40This looks to be the perfect usecase to throw an agent into the loop (sorry for saying so).
yep, this is not for humans, agents with dia-1.6B or anything similar, they will outclass humans at this, really quick. i'd like to work on a poc if you are interested, i train and deploy models for a living.