pstomi

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   by pstomi 4mo ago

   Thanks! Yes I do have access to webgl. I added some examples to explain this: For example look at: https://imgui-bundle.pages.dev/playground/?demo=webgl_textur... There are two more examples: look at the WebGL examples
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   by pstomi 4mo ago

   Yes, back to 1999!
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   by pstomi 4mo ago

   This is a genuine question, and I will be honest: I do not really dislike JS. I even worked on large typescript projects and appreciated it. What I do not like is the strange mix of technologies you have to cope with in order to work with P
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   by pstomi 4mo ago

   Absolutely. This shines when you actually want to display complex / animated / streaming data in larger applications; or if you want to create educative or training material on several pages (i.e apps here). As an example, I once
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   by pstomi 4mo ago

   Thanks! I don't like javascript either, and I certainly dislike CSS :-) Yes, the initial download of pyodide is about 5 MB. After that it is another 5MB for the bundle wheel. But there is some hope: Based on test I just did, I see I di
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   by pstomi 4mo ago

   Thanks for the question! I should have said almost no JavaScript: There is a minimal amount of JavaScript just to download and run pyodide and then it is only Python: see example at https://imgui-bundle.pages.dev/playground&
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   Show HN: Full Python GUI apps in the browser – no JavaScript, no server(github.com)

   29 points by pstomi 4mo ago|16 comments
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   by pstomi 6mo ago

   Algolia docsearch would host an AI view of the doc, on its own website with its own stack, no? It resembles deepwiki (which I used on several of my projects, see for example https://deepwiki.com/pthom/imgui_bundle ). If
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   by pstomi 6mo ago

   It render extremely fast on my side (firefox, macOS). Which UI stack are you using? Is it egui?
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    by pstomi 6mo ago

    By reading your initial script,I see that there was absolutely no parallelisation in the initial build. Was it a choice because you wanted to compare only single core performances?
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    by pstomi 6mo ago

    I looked at your doc book ( https://sycamore.dev/book/guide ). I suppose it uses sycamore itself. Do you plan to add a search to it? (if the "search implementation" is readable enough, it may perhaps also serv
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    REPL (Read-Eval-Print-Loop) in C++: hands-on session(code-ballads.net)

    3 points by pstomi 8y ago|0 comments