YousefED

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by YousefED 5mo ago
Exciting stuff Luca. Cool to see you're using BlockNote as the editor (project I'm working on). Let us know if you have any feedback for us / features you'd love to see!
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by YousefED 7mo ago
In our case, they started building on top of our project and then reached out, so not sure I can share any lessons on this. With that said: - I think administrations in the EU are (slowly but steadily) adopting "Public Money, Public Co
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by YousefED 7mo ago
Think of Docs more of a modern, kind of Notion-style collaboration tool. It's not meant to be a Word replacement for full-scale document authoring (I believe La Suite will work with LibreOffice for that, but might be wrong here). The p
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by YousefED 7mo ago
Great to see this on HN. fyi, La Suite is an umbrella project built by DINUM in France that started several years ago, mainly to enable people in the public administration to use more independent tools. It's built in-house, often on to
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by YousefED 7mo ago
They're pretty mindful of sponsoring things that also works for us. I.e.: we try to align both our roadmaps as good as possible. We're discussing how to work best with downstream dependencies as well. So far they're actively
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by YousefED 8mo ago
I work on BlockNote ( https://www.blocknotejs.org ), the block-based editor that powers Docs ( https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs ). 1.5 year ago DINUM (La Suite) and OpenDesk (Germany) reached out and star
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by YousefED 2y ago
Yep! Docs is using our editor BlockNote ( https://www.blocknotejs.org ) which builds upon Prosemirror (and we're also proud to be sponsors of Marijn from Prosemirror who's done an amazing job, indeed)
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by YousefED 2y ago
Maintainer of BlockNote here (and contributor to HocusPocus). I can't speak for Docs as to why they chose BlockNote, but can answer some of your questions. BlockNote is actually built on top of Tiptap - but designed to take away the he
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Show HN: Hacked a multiplayer text editor into Signal (CRDT updates over chat)(twitter.com)
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by YousefED 2y ago
Congrats! I used PartyKit since the early beta; for the open source React rich text editor I'm working on ( https://www.blocknotejs.org , the homepage runs on Partykit), and PartyKit was a breeze to integrate (ofc, big part b
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by YousefED 3y ago
Congrats OP on launching this, looking forward to dive further in! It's great to see people experimenting in the Reactive + Live Programming space as like you mention, I think it can bring a lot of improvements to how we build software
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by YousefED 3y ago
Thanks, great feedback! Although it's entirely architected on a local-first stack, I indeed haven't shipped the main benefit of this, a locally installable app. There's a WIP PR here that adds PWA support: https://
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by YousefED 3y ago
This article has been quite the inspiration for many projects and progress on this front. I think we're seeing more and more developments around CRDTs and local-first frameworks / applications. I'm working on a few projects i
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by YousefED 3y ago
Do you have a link to the MIT license of the editor? As far as I can see its also CC NC
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by YousefED 3y ago
If you're interested in this hybrid of docs and live coding, I'm building something similar for the Typescript / Javascript / React ecosystem @ https://www.typecell.org (open source). See https://t
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by YousefED 3y ago
Thanks for the shout-out!
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by YousefED 3y ago
Congrats on the YC funding and the launch! I've enjoyed building https://www.blocknotejs.org on top of TipTap / Prosemirror. fyi, BlockNote aims to be a bit more batteries-included (comes with UI and block-based editin
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by YousefED 3y ago
Fyi, I'm building an open source block-based editor @ https://www.blocknotejs.org that uses one large contenteditable and doesn't have those downsides you mention. It's built on top of Prosemirror. Would be intere
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by YousefED 3y ago
Congrats! Having wrestled a lot with contenteditable I realize this is no easy feat. I'm building a similar library, but with a block-based (Notion style) approach, also on top of Prosemirror (see https://www.blocknotejs.org
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by YousefED 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! It was designed from the philosophy that existing frameworks like PM or even TipTap are too low-level - but I can understand you need more ways to customize UI elements. It's certainly possible, but I think we
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by YousefED 3y ago
It can be used for other frameworks than React, but the React version comes with built-in UI components. See https://www.blocknotejs.org/docs/vanilla-js for more info
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by YousefED 3y ago
fyi, from my experience it’s still quite a lot of work to build on top of Prosemirror and TipTap directly to do so. So I’ve started working on https://www.blocknotejs.org to make this even easier for developers; its a batteries-
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by YousefED 3y ago
Hi HN! BlockNote is an extensible, block-based editor (similar to Notion, Coda, etc.). Featuring different block types, animations (try changing block types, indenting, etc), menus, placeholders, collaboration and more you expect from a goo
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Show HN: BlockNote – open-source Notion-style Text Editor with Multiplayer(blocknotejs.org)
5 points by YousefED 3y ago|1 comments
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by YousefED 3y ago
What makes me most excited about this is that it uses LLMs in a way that the result (a computer program) is still understandable and editable (hackable). Instead of having an AI model output some kind of "black-box conclusion" on
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Show HN: Nostr-CRDT – real-time collaborative apps over Nostr(github.com)
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by YousefED 4y ago
Hi HN! I've been working on a "notebook"-style live programming environment called TypeCell ( https://www.typecell.org ). It mixes TypeScript, Monaco (vscode) and full NPM support into a as-you-type live programming
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Show HN: ChatGPT live codes in my notebook REPL(twitter.com)
10 points by YousefED 4y ago|1 comments
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GitHub Blocks Demo / Presentation(youtube.com)
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by YousefED 4y ago
I’m working on an open source notebook with built-in support for React and Typescript. It also comes with a built-in reactivity model and evaluate-as-you-type. To be open sourced soon, but preview version already available at https:/&

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