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Went down the rabbit hole which is the overtype.dev website (nice work btw!) and found and even nicer rabbit hole - https://hyperclay.com/ https://hyperclay.co
by vmurthy 1y ago
Went down the rabbit hole which is the overtype.dev website (nice work btw!) and found and even nicer rabbit hole - https://hyperclay.com/ https://hyperclay.com/ Single HTML apps :). Enjoy!
- runako 1y agoThis reminds me of some of the better experiments in mid-aughts Web dev, and is exactly the kind of project that helps push standards & user expectations forward.
- dcreater 1y agoI don't say this often or lightly: my mind is blown. Why is this not catching fire? Especially in the day of vibe coding this is a far better and far more effective route to app building
- pavlov 1y agoThis is coming close to WWW's original vision because the very first web browser was also an editor. Tim Berners-Lee's application on the NeXT was basically a wrapper for the operating system's built-in rich text editing class named TextView. (It later became NSTextView on Apple's Mac OS X and still powers the TextEdit app on Mac.) We lost editing for two reasons: 1) The HTTP PUT method didn't exist yet, so edited HTML files could only be saved locally. 2) Mosaic built a cross-platform web browser that defined what the WWW was for 99% of users, and they didn't include editing because that would have been too complex to build from scratch in their multi-platform code base.