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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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What’s the best way to share cool srcbooks?
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Right now I’d just save them as a GitHub gist and share the link; but working on a hub to make it even easier. I’d like to by able to run npx srcbook import <url> With a one click publish flow from the app
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