never knew you could do css selectors on custom elements! does seem like syntactical sugar over classes. I do like the current trend with tailwind: style with markup using smaller components. But maybe there is something here with so many components being just styles...
right now we're using docker -- we're planning to support modal (https://modal.com/) for remote sandboxes and a "local" mode that might use something like worktrees
Dish outsources sales calls to a third party. This third party doesn’t have access to customer accounts so they have to send you to an actual Dish call center. Not as nefarious as you think but still frustrating.
The ChatGPT app only has the nifty "works with any app" feature if you're on the Plus plan and doesn't support other models. Chital looks very nice and is admirably tiny (3.6MB unzipped!) but doesn't have the editor integration at all, as far as I can tell.
MindMac is an example of an app that meets all the criteria, but for more than it seems like such an app should cost.
It's not that human unfriendly, if you know Smalltalk (which is not a terribly hard thing to learn). But you also wouldn't interact with it in that form but rather inside of Pharo and using its class browser.
I’m currently building one by myself in Elixir/Phoenix/Liveview/Tailwind using Fly.io for deployment. Elixir has been amazing for more complicated app dev. A lot of previous ruby people there. Liveview gives a React like experience without the extra complexity.
Tesla is great for building api integrations. Knock has a great elixir api for notifications and emails. Telemetry is built into most things. Livebook is Jupiter notebooks but better, great for quick prototyping or doing adhoc data analysis.
