Show HN: DeepUI Programming Studio – A different approach to programming
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#13That auto full screen thing is infuriating.
Just came here to say the same thing, sounds interesting but I bounced soon as I couldn't view outside of fullscreen.
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#14Considering the complexity involved in developing a an advanced IDE or similar, have you considered publishing an open source community version? Similar to JetBrain with IntelliJ. They seem to be doing great.
Since we're on the subject of experimental UI concepts, I'll plug Bret Victor's Inventing on Principle [0] talk. For me it was an instant classic.
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#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just came here to say the same thing, sounds interesting but I bounced soon as I couldn't view outside of fullscreen.
Agreed, that was very strange. Right click "Copy video link". Leads me to - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gy5m091fOTU
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#17Looks very similar to blueprints in UE4, with more visual integration of what actually happens.
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#18Some feedback on the website: IMO, it's obnoxious and disrespectful to play full screen video like you're doing. That just made me close it immediately and leave after reading through the text. Considering the complexity involved in developing a an advanced IDE or similar, have you considered publishing an open source community version? Similar to JetBrain with IntelliJ. They seem to be doing great. Since we're on th…
He is my hero actually :)
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#19Cute idea. Why No Linux?