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Lighttable. Real-time coding and data visualization. Programming without being able to see your variable contents is kinda like programming blind in my opinion.
Unfortunately it was way ahead of its time. I made AREPL (similar concept) but isn't gaining users either. I still think the overall idea is great - AREPL has a 5-star rating, after all - but fully realizing the dream while smoothly integrating it into a existing editor is extremely difficult.
I should note that jupyter notebook and linqpad, although not live programming, are successful at rapid data visualization. So that part has been proven achievable at least.
I write from time to time.
Views expressed are my own and may not represent the opinions of any entity with which I have been, am now, or will be affiliated.
Yep! It's similar. I use quokka sometimes and I like it. I'd like to try out wallaby too but it's kinda expensive (120$). Maybe I should give it a trial 🤔
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Lighttable. Real-time coding and data visualization. Programming without being able to see your variable contents is kinda like programming blind in my opinion.
Unfortunately it was way ahead of its time. I made AREPL (similar concept) but isn't gaining users either. I still think the overall idea is great - AREPL has a 5-star rating, after all - but fully realizing the dream while smoothly integrating it into a existing editor is extremely difficult.
I should note that jupyter notebook and linqpad, although not live programming, are successful at rapid data visualization. So that part has been proven achievable at least.
Yesss, Lighttable was awesome. Way too bad it lagged behind in support.
I backed LightTable on Kickstarter!
Looking at it, it feels a bit like quokka...
quokkajs.com/docs/index.html
Yep! It's similar. I use quokka sometimes and I like it. I'd like to try out wallaby too but it's kinda expensive (120$). Maybe I should give it a trial 🤔