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I don't see what this matter-of-fact objective summary of the github page adds to the discussion, and why a human would ever feel the need to leave such a comment.
Post/comment history is full of suspiciously GPT-like articulation too.
Curious what the end goal is.
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Is this account a GPT bot? I don't see what this matter-of-fact objective summary of the github page adds to the discussion, and why a human would ever feel the need to leave such a comment. Post/comment history is full of suspiciously GPT-like articulation too. Curious what the end goal is.
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Is this account a GPT bot? I don't see what this matter-of-fact objective summary of the github page adds to the discussion, and why a human would ever feel the need to leave such a comment. Post/comment history is full of suspiciously GPT-like articulation too. Curious what the end goal is.
It's hosted here: https://viper-ide.org/ I'm actually using it, right now, already. I happened to have a RP2040 board right here I was just writing some micropython for. I think this is a good way to quick-start with the boards moreso than using the Thonny IDE. It handles the filesystem access perfectly.
If the README included the tl;dr installation instructions, I'd be trying this out already.
You don't need to build it, it's hosted on https://viper-ide.org Also, this is Vanilla JS, so just opening the HTML file locally also works :) P.S. I just realized I'm using the older CodeMirror 5 component for the editor. Migrating to CM6 will require the use of bundler. The good news on the othe hand, the editor will get much better.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39811842
(I have not tested it myself yet)
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You don't need to build it, it's hosted on https://viper-ide.org Also, this is Vanilla JS, so just opening the HTML file locally also works :) P.S. I just realized I'm using the older CodeMirror 5 component for the editor. Migrating to CM6 will require the use of bundler. The good news on the othe hand, the editor will get much better.
I have the same issue and also did not yet migrated, but there is another HN user who made Codemirror 6 easy again with a simple tag: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39811842 (I have not tested it myself yet)
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You don't need to build it, it's hosted on https://viper-ide.org Also, this is Vanilla JS, so just opening the HTML file locally also works :) P.S. I just realized I'm using the older CodeMirror 5 component for the editor. Migrating to CM6 will require the use of bundler. The good news on the othe hand, the editor will get much better.
I have the same issue and also did not yet migrated, but there is another HN user who made Codemirror 6 easy again with a simple tag: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39811842 (I have not tested it myself yet)
Check out the new look and feel: https://viper-ide.org/
Needs more polishing though...
As a reminder given the recent polyfill io attack, don't use public CDN hosted JS without also setting SRI attributes [1]. It's a marginal perf benefit because the cache is partitioned by top level domains now and it opens you up to attacks from the CDN owners.
https://github.com/vshymanskyy/ViperIDE/issues/14
As a bonus set CSP headers and a nonce when you can too, but definitely set SRI on any 3p scripts.
[1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres...