This looks like it could be cool. I'm mostly a plaintext editor kind of programmer but a IDE that helps me get my job done better would obviously be the better solution.
There's... a lot happening here though. What does:
> Comments live in a Rich Text sidebar #LiterateProgramming
mean? I played around with some samples and it seems that there's a method for displaying text or something?
I was hoping it'd be an inline `// yeah I know doing +1 looks wrong but it's because` --> automatic transcribing over to a sidebar but I don't know what's actually happening.
What does:
> Imports modules automatically from NPM or GitHub
mean? Does it mean "import" in the sense that you don't have to write the import statement, or in the `npm install` sense? What happens if I misspell a package name and there is a malicious package under that name? Will it auto install and auto run the post install scripts??
When did rich text and literate programming become synonymous? It seems to have been very recently.
The best literate programming environment around is emacs org mode and it's plenty text. I'm pretty sure Bjarne Stroustrup would be a plaint text kind of guy.
There's... a lot happening here though. What does:
> Comments live in a Rich Text sidebar #LiterateProgramming
mean? I played around with some samples and it seems that there's a method for displaying text or something?
I was hoping it'd be an inline `// yeah I know doing +1 looks wrong but it's because` --> automatic transcribing over to a sidebar but I don't know what's actually happening.
What does:
> Imports modules automatically from NPM or GitHub
mean? Does it mean "import" in the sense that you don't have to write the import statement, or in the `npm install` sense? What happens if I misspell a package name and there is a malicious package under that name? Will it auto install and auto run the post install scripts??