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gabigrin
2mo ago
10 mins would be amazing
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Show HN: Flyde 1.0 – Like n8n, but in your codebase
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Claude Code sub-agent that accesses past sessions
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1y ago
Wow :)
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gabigrin
1y ago
Working on a 1.0.0 launch for Flyde - https://flyde.dev/ , an open-source visual programming language. It works great for embedding visual AI flows for backend logic. Integrates with TypeScript code, runs on VSCode & Nod
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1y ago
You theoretically could. Not sure it's the right tool for the right job. We believe that many programming tasks are better done with textual coding. Interpreting Flyde (the visual programming language behind Flowcode) flows and runnin
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1y ago
Looks like it! Best of luck with midio.com, looks like a great product.
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1y ago
OP here. At least a dozen times :) He was the inspiration of starting to work on https://github.com/flydelabs/flyde , the visual-programming language powering Flowcode.
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1y ago
Nope - we're both visual nodes-and-wires based tools, but they create a visual representation of your codebase/architecture, while we allow you to create the applicative logic visually.
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1y ago
Thank you! I checked your project, loved the idea and implementation! Played with it a bit, was very slick. Going to read the paper soon. Congrats PS1: A poster about Flyde, the visual-programming was accepted to VL/HCC 23 - https:&#x
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1y ago
Node-RED is a great tool, especially for IoT and pure automation use-cases. It's far from ideal when it comes to integrating with existing codebases and building backend features. We're not competing with it directly, as we'r
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1y ago
Re: docs, 100%, it needs tons of improvement. Error handling is a first-class citizen in Flyde, the visual programming language powering Flowcode. Any node has an "output pin" called "error" that will emit data if someth
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1y ago
Thanks for trying Flowcode! sorry it didn't work for you. The AI should have explained that local scripting isn't supported by Flowcode. Our copilot is under active development and has a lot of room for improvement. Flowcode is bu
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Hey, author here. Thanks! When I started Flyde, the underlying visual programming language powering Flowcode, I went for DOM as it was the simplest solution to get something working. I was sure a rewrite to WebGL/Canvas would be needed
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1y ago
OP here. I'm obviously as biased as one can get here, and have a general sense of agreement with your sentiment, but I think it boils down to 2 aspects: 1. The nature of your code. For a linear, synchronous algorithm, no doubt text is
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1y ago
Author here. Thanks! Lowering the barrier of collaboration is indeed a major goal for us. In the DRAKON analogy, Flowcode might help technical product managers collaborate with developers on LLM-heavy logic. Re: vibe-coding - that matches o
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1y ago
Great reference! Even mentioned it on Flyde's launch on HN - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39628575 We imagine 3 use-cases with Flowcode: - Non-developer, but technical roles (IT, Automation experts) using it as
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1y ago
Haha, thanks! As for the DOM nodes - as a React frontend developer by trade, the DOM was my first choice for simplicity when I started working on Flyde a few years ago. I was sure I’d eventually need to switch to Canvas or WebGL, but surpr
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Show HN: Flowcode – Turing-complete visual programming platform
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The laws for using AI / LLM
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2y ago
Amen!
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2y ago
Thanks!
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2y ago
For sure! my son ended up learning how to refresh haha. Gonna push that soon. And yeah, emojis are randomized each session to foster discoverability
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2y ago
Thank you! The main website ( https://www.myphotos.site ) was built my co-founder Or using Webflow. He's a real pro when it comes to websites - see more of his work here https://gambit.design/ The user galler
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2y ago
Great feedback! Not just great, but 100% made sense to go ahead and ship it real quick. It's live! https://youtu.be/qhHHPHDnMTc (and server-side secure!)
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2y ago
Yeah, you're right. We're gonna fix the images ASAP. They are indeed embarrassing. Also, the term "guides" is misleading as it sounds like documentation, which it isn't. Thanks for the feedback!
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The "give users full control" vs. "help the user reach a fine result" tension is real. Our take on that is allowing pro-users who want full control to embed their gallery in their website. We can't nor want to compe
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2y ago
That's a valid point. We're still experimenting with pricing and this is great feeback
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gabigrin
2y ago
sounds relatable :D
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gabigrin
2y ago
Will do! thank you
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