TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
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Re: TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
#2"Running code has never been easier :)"
Well... presses Ctrl-Shift-i ...I found an easier way to run some code :)
Re: TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
#3"Running code has never been easier :)" Well... presses Ctrl-Shift-i ...I found an easier way to run some code :)
F12 is even easier
Re: TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
#4so, observablehq. i like it. what's the pricing, and can you save private docs?
Re: TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
#5Nice! I made a quick'n'dirty Typescript notebook with React + Plotly as a Matlab clone a few years ago. I was impressed with how everything you need to compile and execute TS was built-in to Monaco, using web workers etc.
Re: TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
#6I have been waiting a long for this
I use Quokka.js but I hate that the free version is almost useless
Re: TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
#7So many of these projects over the years. There's zero profit to be made here IMHO. Though it would be cool if somebody manage to crack the formula, I don't see how this specific project does that.
Re: TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
#8Cool. This may be a bit nitpicky, but most of the interactive JavaScript environments I have seen with auto-run ("evaluates as-you-type"), including this one, freeze in the following case.
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#9The future continues to be AGPL[0].
[0]: https://vadosware.io/post/the-future-of-free-and-open-source...
Re: TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
#10One of the great mysteries of life is why Microsoft doesn't provide a good TypeScript notebook for VsCode. The JS notebook plugin is like a toy.