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Do you have a light theme? All the screenshots - and the website itself - are in dark themes. I can't use dark themes comfortably because of vision limitations.
Do you have a light theme? All the screenshots - and the website itself - are in dark themes. I can't use dark themes comfortably because of vision limitations.
Yes we do — everything in the editor interface and the apps you build with it have light-and-dark modes by default. We didn't have the bandwidth to make the landing page have a light-theme, but the product itself supports both modes already.
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Yes we do — everything in the editor interface and the apps you build with it have light-and-dark modes by default. We didn't have the bandwidth to make the landing page have a light-theme, but the product itself supports both modes already.
Wonderful, thanks! I also forgot to ask if the editor supports proportional fonts. Since it is Monaco I assume it does?
"Application error: a client-side exception has occurred." Nice landing page. Looks like you're missing a polyfill for ResizeObserver.
Hey HN, Dynaboard founder here. Sharing a bit more about how we built Dynaboard, since I think this audience will appreciate it. More will be shared in future blogs :) Multiplayer: We used the YJS project ( https://github.com/yjs/yjs ) as the baseline for our multiplayer system. We created a thin harness around the client and ended up implementing our own server-side architecture to handle relaying between the variou…
[1] https://dynaboard.com/images/screenshots/DynaHacker_News.png
We're launching a private beta of our low-code tool. Think Visual Basic or Delphi, but in the browser, and multiplayer.
Hey HN, Dynaboard founder here. Sharing a bit more about how we built Dynaboard, since I think this audience will appreciate it. More will be shared in future blogs :) Multiplayer: We used the YJS project ( https://github.com/yjs/yjs ) as the baseline for our multiplayer system. We created a thin harness around the client and ended up implementing our own server-side architecture to handle relaying between the variou…
I'm curious about why. Is sychronicity the only reason? (And is it really worth it? `await` makes asynchronous code paths pretty unobtrusive.) Mirrors[1][2] are pretty interesting.
(Not sure that I agree that compile-to-WASM makes for JS-in-JS. WASM isn't JS. Why do people keep conflating them?[3])
1. https://bracha.org/mirrors.pdf>
2. http://www.wirfs-brock.com/allen/posts/228>
3. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29754432>
It sounds very interesting and I hope you will be successful. How realistic hosting on-premise / in a private cloud without breaking the bank is? The price is "contact us" right now. I sometimes need to develop applications where privacy and GDPR is critical. The current pricing per developer/user is not announced and I see that as a risk for me. I have been priced out of Retool, they wanted more money than two good…
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It's not only unclear at first glance who the audience is, but what the tool actually does. It seems like some kind of no-code tool at first, but then it mentions pair programming? I'm confused, and don't want to wade through a swamp of marketing text.
We're decidedly a "low-code" or even “yes-code” tool. You use the drag-and-drop interface to design the app, while all of the app's logic is written in an in-browser text editor environment. Everything is multiplayer from day 1. It's an IDE in the style of VB6 / MS Access / FileMaker Pro, but built with modern web technologies at the foundation. We're building for early-stage technical teams and independent developer…
Hey HN, Dynaboard founder here. Sharing a bit more about how we built Dynaboard, since I think this audience will appreciate it. More will be shared in future blogs :) Multiplayer: We used the YJS project ( https://github.com/yjs/yjs ) as the baseline for our multiplayer system. We created a thin harness around the client and ended up implementing our own server-side architecture to handle relaying between the variou…
> we run [your custom code] inside a wasm-based sandbox, a compiled version of the QuickJS VM (yes, it's JS-in-JS). I'm curious about why. Is sychronicity the only reason? (And is it really worth it? `await` makes asynchronous code paths pretty unobtrusive.) Mirrors[1][2] are pretty interesting. (Not sure that I agree that compile-to-WASM makes for JS-in-JS. WASM isn't JS. Why do people keep conflating them?[3]) 1. h…
https://www.figma.com/blog/how-we-built-the-figma-plugin-sys...
