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Greatest products with such an impact on people should not be behind closed doors. And delegating complex tasks to AI is clearly what's next.

That's one of the reasons I'm building out in the open:

- https://github.com/codename-co/devs - https://devs.new/

It's not ready for orchestration yet, but most fundamental layers are already working great.

Create your agents using the LLMs of your choosing, directly from your smartphone of you want full privacy, and with no ads, no paywall, no sign up required.

Manus was ahead of its time. But the directions are parting ways.


We wrote something quite similar for Bouygues Telecom and based it on an ANTLR grammar [2].

It offers nested filtering out of the box. All feature-packed in a lightweight package.

[1]: https://github.com/bouyguestelecom/spl [2]: https://github.com/BouyguesTelecom/SPL/blob/main/src/antlr/S...


This looks excellent. It’s just missing some documentation on usage, otherwise, I’d actually have an immediate use case for it!


You sir know how to appreciate the simplicity such service providers deliver.


I'd not heard of yunohost, so I went googling and found https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1ey9ayp/what_ma...

Seems like Docker has won so comprehensively that even more convenient (But unfamiliar) options are pushed to use it.


Views transitions are very useful in content-first websites.

I've used them extensively when working on https://stack.lol

Try and navigate through pages, or change the language, and you'll get these neat effects "for free".

Frameworks like AstroJS also help a lot as they facilitate using view transitions.


I guess this is a matter of preference. I see when I click a link on stack.lol that the page header remains visible, but the rest of the page disappears (blanks to white) for a second before the next page appears.

I prefer a seamless experience of seeing the next page immediately without a "white flash" first. For instance, if I am looking at a GitHub project page and I click the "Issues" button, in a fraction of a second the page changes to the Issues page without any intermediate disappearance or partial page load.

In most cases, I find transition effects like fading, sliding, etc. to be an annoyance that adds unnecessary delay and visual distraction.


Nice catch, thanks for the feedback.

I just enhanced a bit the implementation so that it flickers ...less.

Still looking for ways for this static implementation with view transitions to 100% persist the dark mode during transitions.

Edit: Fixed. Using a tiny bit of script[1] from the Astro documentation.

[1]: https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/view-transitions/#astrobe...


I believe this is related to the implementation of the light/dark theme. It uses the preferred theme but default to light, if your preferred theme is dark, it will take some time where it defaults to light before being set to dark. There are workarounds.


> https://stack.lol/

The page layout is broken in Firefox 136.0.1 but okay in Chrome 134.0.6998.89 =(. I don't have time to debug what CSS feature might be causing this problem.


This site doesn't work well on desktop Safari either. Clicking things doesn't seem to do anything but a few seconds later I'll see some movement. I suspect something is wildly broken or I just don't understand the navigation.


Sorry to report this doesn’t work well on mobile Safari.

Tapping one of the items in the list causes mayhem.

Going ‘back’ causes stuff to flicker all over the screen.


Didn't try on Mobile Safari. That's on me. Going to fix that one.

Kudos to you for reporting it so nicely.


This is essential


It is not tied to VS Code.


What makes docuseal better than documenso, which is in the same space and also open source?

https://github.com/documenso/documenso


Documenso doesn't have all the features that are currently available at DocuSeal - also Docuseal if free in the Cloud when Documenso is $30/month

Afaik the only thing Documenso can do is to place a signature - when with Docuseal it's possible to create more complex PDF forms with different field types like file/image/checkbox etc.

While Documenso looks like an ambitions project - DocuSeal already appears to be more robust and can become a true DocuSign alternative with all the features already available and open-source


>Documenso is $30/month

WTF? Considering that DocuSign is $25 or even $10 and has the name and weight behind it, I can't imagine that they are selling many subs.


asciicker is absolutely stunning :o


it's alive!


Pretty neat. But seems to lack Quokka (https://quokkajs.com/) ease of use at the moment.


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