Yang Zhang

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Been hacking for fun on a real-time multiplayer version of the classic lunar lander game, where people compete to safely land first... or blow each other away with rockets! Built on @partykit_io and the rapier physics engine. lander.gg

Excited to see @plasmicapp on the HN front page! news.ycombinator.com/item?id=386976…

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@plasmicapp For example, during a demo, a credentials panel was shown for the Sanity integration. If I had a service, and wanted to build a Plasmic integration, can I build an integration which would prompt the user to enter details similar to this?

@plasmicapp is it possible to build an integration based on one of the packages here? github.com/plasmicapp/pla… When clicking 'build your own' on /integrations, it takes me to: docs.plasmic.app/learn/data-cod… But, this isn't the same as an integration. Am I missing something?

@lbeurerkellner @lmqllang Is this still accurate?

JSON parsing in @lmqllang with text-davinci, 100% schema-adhering and type-safe, no demonstrations needed, no "print in lesswrong JSON format"-prompt, no-retrying with different prompts. Just a couple of lines of @lmqllang. Run it yourself at lmql.ai/playground?sni…

@devongovett @dan_abramov @TejasKumar_ @jarredsumner Right, my understanding is that there isn't currently a way to carve out a portion of the client component tree and have that be integrated with the router (and still have initial HTML response a la SSR)... maybe this is just a framework level concern?

@yaaang @dan_abramov @TejasKumar_ @jarredsumner I think what Dan is saying is that if they were server components you *wouldn’t* have the raw data anymore because it’s just in the HTML. So to render the detail screen you have to fetch new “HTML”. You’d need to use client components as we do today to avoid that.

How do I setup a React project without a framework that uses server components in a minimal way? Kind of like just vite + React for client-side but this time with a server that streams server components? I looked at docs and co. but couldn't figure it out.

@dan_abramov @devongovett @TejasKumar_ @jarredsumner Another very similar one is a paginated table where you can click to select a row, displaying details of that row in a separate pane, standard admin panel stuff, but you want routes per selected item that you can link others to

@dan_abramov @devongovett @TejasKumar_ @jarredsumner Another inbox example that comes to mind is the Gmail paginated inbox which I think has this behavior

@dan_abramov @devongovett @TejasKumar_ @jarredsumner I think this is similar to the scenario @devongovett describes where the data dependencies are already there

@dan_abramov @devongovett @TejasKumar_ @jarredsumner Yes

New Plasmic Feature 🚨 Bring your designs to life with Interactions! Build anything from simple landing pages with a sprinkling of interactivity to complex, full application-like experiences right in the no code page builder! How do they work? 👇🏻

A big deal - in @plasmicapp, you can now create interactive designs from scratch! In a component, you can craft local states, update them when users click on things, and render different things when states change! It took us a while to get here... 🧵

Here's my idea for N&W S2 — Full Stack Design I'm planning on using @plasmicapp to teach you how to ship stuff, this time for real. Wanna join me? TL;DR: Less PNGs, more URLs @_buildspace

Tired of manually constructing prompts for GPT3? We introduce Tempera: A test-time prompt editing method through RL. The method uses only discrete prompts can even achieve comparable performance with fine-tuning on some tasks!

@morgantepell @ctjlewis @plasmicapp Sorry you hit that, that's a bug. If you can DM the Figma file where it was crashing, we'd be happy to take a look.

@yaaang @ctjlewis @plasmicapp I wanted to love Plasmic, but the Figma import was very buggy and the whole app crashed when I tried to export.

we want to build a layout, so we have a designer mock it up in Figma, using the box model. then, we ask an engineer to implement the spec, done by hand, again using the box model. this handoff process usually takes days/weeks. yet in theory doesn’t need to exist

@ctjlewis @morgantepell @plasmicapp Yes, both via API and via generating physical source files: docs.plasmic.app/learn/loader-v… (I'm assuming you mean importing Plasmic designs into code. Or if you mean importing React components into Plasmic, which is also supported: code-components.plasmic.site)

@yaaang @morgantepell @plasmicapp i haven’t used plasmic yet. will you let us import { HomepageLayout } from “…”? this is the solution we are discussing.

@morgantepell @ctjlewis @plasmicapp Where do you feel plasmic falls short?

@ctjlewis I don’t understand why this problem still isn’t solved. Pagedraw had the basics working years ago and there’s no inherent technical limitation, yet we’re still stuck with this bizarre handoff process. @plasmicapp is the closest, but it still falls short.