Runs well on Windows 10, looks decent. Single 7MB executable that can be copied around. A lot of handy tools for a self contained app.
A few initial observations: the list of languages in the Scratch Pad is not correctly sorted. Also the Powershell results for errors show the ANSI escape codes. It would be nice if those were interpreted and the output colored.
It would also be nice if each editor held on to its text when you switch apps. I could see putting some code together in the scratch pad or the markdown editor, then going over to a color or number convertor to get a result, then going back to what I already had in progress.
Thank you so much for trying it out.
The languages scratchpad actually comes from a third party provider, including execution and output. I will definitely see if I can escape the ANSI codes.
About storing states absolutely makes sense. will fix this 100%.
I think it's doable. the thing is system communication is handled through rust at the moment. so will have to do a lot of refactoring to move it to pure web based tool
We need a web version of this, running in browser, and that allows link sharing (snippet sharing), with added tools like postgres query plan visualizer etc.
Then you can even charge for it.
I started doing this, added a bunch of features, but got too lazy to add billing and multi tenancy/isolation for it. It was running everything (except ping tools) on client by default so it was both private and non private depending on which way you want to run it. Sharing would allow for collaborating with coworkers...
Runs well on Windows 10, looks decent. Single 7MB executable that can be copied around. A lot of handy tools for a self contained app.
A few initial observations: the list of languages in the Scratch Pad is not correctly sorted. Also the Powershell results for errors show the ANSI escape codes. It would be nice if those were interpreted and the output colored.
It would also be nice if each editor held on to its text when you switch apps. I could see putting some code together in the scratch pad or the markdown editor, then going over to a color or number convertor to get a result, then going back to what I already had in progress.
Altogether though, great start and very nice job!
Thank you so much for trying it out. The languages scratchpad actually comes from a third party provider, including execution and output. I will definitely see if I can escape the ANSI codes.
About storing states absolutely makes sense. will fix this 100%.
Hey author here. I am so sorry for releasing untested version, apparently every OS is seeing blank page somehow. Will fix this and release soon
If it's web-UI based, is there an online version of this, either exactly this hosted or something similar? Seems like it would make for a useful site.
Edit: similar online tool here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32899714
I think it's doable. the thing is system communication is handled through rust at the moment. so will have to do a lot of refactoring to move it to pure web based tool
I use this which does not require and installation https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
Whole idea is not to post online
This thing doesn't send requests to a server, it all executes on your own CPU
In fairness you can run that completely offline. It's self contained, that's just a demo.
Tested 1.7.0 on MacOS 11.6.4 and the pane opens blank. The "about" window works but nothing else is displayed.
Someone responded to your GitHub issue that it seems related to the Content Security Policy. https://github.com/fosslife/devtools-x/issues/22#issuecommen...
This looks amazing, especially since it includes a REST client. Will try it out tomorrow!
And they say POSIX is dead, we have webapps!
Why is a broken app on top of the HN feed?
I kinda down own a macbook at the moment, so was not able to test it on other platforms
This looks solid!
We need a web version of this, running in browser, and that allows link sharing (snippet sharing), with added tools like postgres query plan visualizer etc.
Then you can even charge for it.
I started doing this, added a bunch of features, but got too lazy to add billing and multi tenancy/isolation for it. It was running everything (except ping tools) on client by default so it was both private and non private depending on which way you want to run it. Sharing would allow for collaborating with coworkers...
Happy to talk more if you want, email in profile