norbert515

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by norbert515 1mo ago
Hey, author here. Thanks for the feedback! The goal definitely is to focus on the core. I mentioned this in the video, I like to think of this as a (multiplayer) work sandbox. I'm really curious about all the different workflows people
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by norbert515 2mo ago
Fully agree (been an early Flutter adopter!). It's always the right too for the right job, declarativness makes a lot of sense for most UIs. UIs are surprisingly more complicated than one might think, there is accessibility/ themi
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by norbert515 2mo ago
I'm really curious how far and how fast prices will drop (if at all)!
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by norbert515 2mo ago
I would assume the acceleration pattern of being in a vehicle is somewhat distinct. I'd be curious what happens when you are in a vehicle that drives completely steady (no turns/acceleration/deceleration) - would it eventuall
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by norbert515 7mo ago
While building has becomes way cheaper (and probably is going to become even cheaper in the future), is building something exceptional really that much cheaper now? AI has certainly made it so much simpler to just pump "something"
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by norbert515 7mo ago
Compiling to WASM is a huge reduction in size (as we don't need to ship a runtime etc. ourselfes anymore), but that requires some browser runtime. Dart specifically doesn't support standalone WASM (outside of the JS/browser
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by norbert515 7mo ago
I haven't actually tried WASM yet. The demo on the landing page is using Dart transpiled to JS (embedded in xterm.js). But Dart does also support compiling to WASM directly, I'll give it a try tomorrow and let you know about the s
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by norbert515 7mo ago
Thanks! Binaries in Dart are definitely larger than 200kb, I just AOT compiled one of the examples and it was ~7.4MB (arm64 MacOS). Dart has a few different targets it can compile to, but it generally requires a couple of MBs, as it package
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by norbert515 7mo ago
Yeah, I fully agree. UI has become a pretty obvious example for declerative programming, but it probably makes sense for so many other domains as well!
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Show HN: Nocterm – Flutter-inspired TUI framework with hot reload (Dart)(nocterm.dev)
5 points by norbert515 7mo ago|7 comments
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by norbert515 9mo ago
That's awesome! Love that you can use it out of the box without annoying singups/keys :)
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by norbert515 1y ago
I'd say it depends on where you are coming from. With Vide, I'm approaching this problem from the code side. In my opinion, any application that is supposed to go into production and scale should be built on a solid code foundatio
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by norbert515 1y ago
Working on https://vide.dev , the Cursor for Flutter devs. While Cursor stops after writing great code, Vide goes the extra mile and has full runtime integration. Vide will go the extra mile & make sure the UI looks on point,
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by norbert515 5y ago
There is www.divjoy.com which seems promising (haven't tried it myself though)
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by norbert515 7y ago
Original Author here, thanks for the feedback. I totally agree with most of the points made. Right now, I wouldn't call it production-ready. It is too complex for non-coders and too trivial for actual developers. I've been working
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by norbert515 7y ago
Author here, the widget maker is actually written in Flutter and it can definitely compile to Linux/ Mac/ Windows/ Android and anything that has a screen. Flutter Desktop, unfortunately, is still in a very early phase and I h
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Flutter Widget-Maker (with download link – early preview)(norbert515.github.io)
3 points by norbert515 8y ago|0 comments
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by norbert515 8y ago
Dart is an awesome language in my opinion. It is very easy to get into and works like a charm in combination with Flutter. Check out this article: https://hackernoon.com/why-flutter-uses-dart-dd635a054ebf !
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Flutter on desktop, a real competitor to Electron(medium.com)
122 points by norbert515 8y ago|58 comments