teddarific

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by teddarific 1y ago
Definitely — we've seen some pretty crazy high fidelity mock ups from our customers who spend hours and hours prompting away, and they genuinely blow my mind. it's honestly why we spend so much time working on the application laye
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by teddarific 1y ago
Awesome to hear — our goal is to get to a point where you can copy/paste the design, but we totally recognize that it doesn't always get you to a full high fidelity mock up with the current limitations. So the main use case we&#x2
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by teddarific 1y ago
Other tools are AMAZING for spinning up actual fullstack apps and use cases that require persistent storage. But actual product teams aren’t asking for that. Also, our customers tell us that anecdotally it feels like we error less compare
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by teddarific 1y ago
other Magic Patterns co-founder here — to add on to Alex's answer above, we also differ in that we have a lot of features focused around brainstorming / exploring ideas, versus just spinning up a fullstack app. For example, we hav
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by teddarific 2y ago
i hate working with DBs via command line, so this looks really cool. curious if your product resonates with a specific segment of developers, e.g. frontend vs backend? Hoping this can entirely replace me needing to do anything DB related in
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by teddarific 2y ago
The entire disappearance of semantic HTML tags has been sad to see. It's just all <divs> inside of <divs> inside of <divs> these days.
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by teddarific 2y ago
Am curious on the O(n) calculation as well haha — I get what OP is saying, but would love to know if there's some deeper technical details here.
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by teddarific 2y ago
hey! other co-founder here — yeah, it does go through our backend systems for processing. We also store it in our db so people can iterate on it further in our web app. At the moment, no designs created via our extension are actually featur
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by teddarific 2y ago
I originally thought that too but learned yesterday they have their own model. Definitely explains how its so fast and accurate!
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by teddarific 2y ago
This is neat. I worked on something similar to college where we built an app to track how long the line was at a popular cafe. We set up a camera + raspberry pi in the cafe and tried to the number of people. There was a lot of noise from ov
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by teddarific 2y ago
Wow, this was a lot of fun. 3 was a lot harder than expected — a great exercise for anyone honestly. I'm a math nerd so this was cool visualized!
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by teddarific 2y ago
Oh amazing, no idea how I missed that green button LOL. Was too excited about the details.
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The "Hey" Popover Drama(world.hey.com)
1 points by teddarific 2y ago|0 comments
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by teddarific 2y ago
This is really neat. Have always wondered how these work under the hood / the algorithm behind them. Would love a web version that's easily usable though; as much as I live in the terminal, just too much of a mental burden install
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by teddarific 3y ago
I agree with the overall sentiment of the article, but find it a bit harsh. I honestly find the real debate to be inline styles vs stylesheets. Tailwind is just fancy inline styles. Personally, every single time I've used stylesheets i
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Ask HN: Does anyone use any AI tools in their Frontend/Design workflow?
3 points by teddarific 3y ago|0 comments
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by teddarific 3y ago
Curious if anyone has actually implemented this (or similar AI tooling) into their regular workflow?
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by teddarific 3y ago
Can you elaborate what you mean by "content" tool? Are your ideal users creating marketing sites, blog posts, or other? In my experience, most of what content teams work with are some forms of CMS, and the design tools usually dea
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by teddarific 3y ago
This is an interesting use case for AI — I spent a lot of time at my previous company messing around with Sentry's grouping interface that was a major PITA. Would have loved to just use natural language instead of weird regex-ish match
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by teddarific 3y ago
I admittedly didn’t, will give it a read now though!
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by teddarific 3y ago
Fascinating topic, awesome seeing how people are thinking about it! I found the article a little hand-wavey though, would love to hear more about the short comings of dual-licenses
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White paint that reduces the temperature on a roof and the building beneath it(nytimes.com)
3 points by teddarific 3y ago|3 comments
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by teddarific 3y ago
Definitely one of my pet peeves is when an app overrides a default short cut. Especially one like refreshing the page. I wish there was some sort of universal agreement or API for what short cuts should do functionally.
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Tokens as Intents(blog.damato.design)
2 points by teddarific 3y ago|0 comments
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by teddarific 3y ago
The same thing happened in a past job for me — we discovered we were included every single icon in FontAwesome. I wrote a codemod script to refactor how we were importing icons so it was treeshakeable. Cut load times from 10s to 2s — was gl
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by teddarific 3y ago
Thanks! And yes, we do! We totally get that at larger companies, the design process really lives in Figma. We're planning on building an integration so that developers won't even need to worry about hex colors, and give designers
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by teddarific 3y ago
The files that we currently export have CSS variables that once imported, can be used anywhere in your app! With this set up, instead of needing to reference arbitrary hex colors throughout your CSS, you now have a code-based source of trut
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by teddarific 3y ago
Flutter is awesome! One of my good friends is building his company with Flutter. Does Flutter / Dart play nice with JSON? We export out to JSON from our web demo editor fwiw, but we'll definitely look into porting the full experie
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by teddarific 3y ago
Absolutely! We're definitely excited about generative AI and the applications of it to reduce the tedious aspects of frontend engineering. We're actually currently working on a feature to help generate color palettes using AI, but
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by teddarific 3y ago
Any specific platform you have in mind?

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