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grounded_sage00:10:53

I’ve been bouncing in and out of different projects using electric and it’s a sheer delight every time I am working with it.

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Vincent11:10:25

Working on a link-sharing site, built w/ Electric Clojure 😄 could use your feedback http://NextApex.co

Dustin Getz12:10:06

the "streamy rendering" in the thread layout page is an issue that differential electric is designed to solve, so stay tuned for that

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danielneal16:10:58

Will differential electric be a drop-in replacement?

Dustin Getz16:10:55

yes that is our intent, subject to the usual minor breaking changes of alpha software

telekid13:10:49

While we're doing show and tell, if anyone wants a login to https://demo.hypo.sh/ (built with electric,) DM me and I'll send you an invite

xificurC13:10:47

what is the app?

telekid14:10:34

A daemon on your laptop records a 24-hour rolling window of stdin / stdout across all of your terminals. When you encounter a problem with your dev environment, you can go back in time, slice out a window of your command history, and submit it to the web UI, which allows others to play back your terminal interactions. Kind of like a multi-term, time traveling version of asciinema with collaborative functionality. Three minute demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGBo8eibTR8

telekid14:10:35

(It's designed to be self-hosted by companies, so there is no way for you to submit recordings to my demo environment, but you can play around with the playback interface.)

mmer14:10:50

I like video. It does seem amazing to me that we are still spending our lives at terminal sessions !

Vincent21:10:07

This is really cool. And veri impressively done especially w/ Electric keep up the good work. Do you have some users already ? I think this would be super useful for teaching teams things via term.

telekid19:10:32

No users yet, currently arranging my first partnership

Vincent19:10:45

so cool, congrats