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@pushix
Very excited to launch our alpha: we're building Srcbook (pronounced "source-book"). Srcbook is a TypeScript notebook, a new programming environment powered by node. It's open-source, free & runs locally on your machine. https://srcbook.com/ Anything you can do with node and npm, you can do in Srcbook. It comes with AI features of course: generate entire Srcbooks, edit cells, review AI's suggestions as a diff, and auto-fix bugs. In the below video, I prototype a quick terminal chess game using AI in a couple of minutes. https://www.loom.com/share/a212e1fd49a04c548c09125a96a1836f After talking to a lot of TypeScript devs and teams, we realized that there is simply no good place to prototype, share, try out libraries and run snippets of code. Below I try out the new structured outputs from openAI in 2 mins by copying code from their blog post. https://www.loom.com/share/2a6fc8a15c824dbcbb0d479dbd004f71
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@pushix
There are a few problem sets for which notebook-style programming is really useful: * prototyping. how do you try out npm packages? - interactive docs. how do you let users play with your SDK? - internal tools. most things in your npm scripts make for good Srcbooks - testing. what do you use to test your HTTP API? Srcbook exports to valid markdown which is really powerful! It makes sharing and managing Srcbooks in git very easy. Markdown also happens to be LLMs' favorite way to communicate, so AI <> Srcbook is very natural: imagine being able to execute and iterate on code that chatGPT gives you, that's basically possible now! Asks 🙏 Srcbook is in early alpha. Usage and feedback are our favorite things! Give it a try and let us know what you think. A GitHub star is also helpful as we're preparing our HN launch. Thanks and happy coding! https://github.com/srcbookdev/srcbook
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@dylsteck.eth
this is super sick!! congrats on the launch!
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@stevedylandev.eth
Definitely checking this out! Is this like a locally run docs with Val.town inside of it? 👀
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@futureartist
So this is LiveBook for nodejs? Brilliant!
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Charlie Harrington
@whatrocks
What’s the best way to share cool srcbooks?
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@whatrocks
Just watched the loom. Love the AI diff. Great idea.
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@jtgi
Congrats, always wondered why node didn’t have something like this.
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Darryl Yeo 🛠️
@darrylyeo
About time we had a local-first alternative to runkit.com. Excited to try it!
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@segall
I cannot emphasize this enough... LFG!!!!!
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@rafi
This looks great and exactly what I need! I do lots of data wrangling and notebook interface is the best for this type of work
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@b16z.eth
Hey this is a great idea! Kudos man, gonna try it out
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@sjlver
As someone who has worked a lot with Jupyter, I look forward to trying Srcbook!
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@bf
Congrats. Looks like a lovely thought work tool, and it’s exciting to see explorations of new development patterns like this!
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@0xconca.eth
OMG gotta try this so f#%$£ hard
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@deboboy
Muy awesome! LLM dev community needs more TS!
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@wenedy
What’s the node requirement to use this please?
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@elie
Why do you think Python has had Jupiter notebooks for ages but js doesn’t?
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Ia this the jupyter of ts?
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How does Srcbook's AI feature differ from other code completion tools
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