It’s a habit by now to just create a new svelte project no matter what I’m building. And so far it was never anyhow in the way. Nothing but a smooth experience.
This specifically is a demo of a game I’m working on. I was playing with some flocking algorithms and thought “this is so freaking satisfying”.
Curious what you think, if you give it a try!
Link: https://nohope.io
Link: Kraa.io
Another text editor. This one is trying to be simple and clutter-free while still offering lots of features.
Hi hi! We just released a large update to our text editor that wouldn’t have existed without Svelte as the framework of choice.
Try it out! (No account needed): Kraa.io
I know that there is way too many editors to choose from, but nothing quite like this one with its combination of super minimal interface and yet tons of features. Including a publishing platform where you can instantly make your writing public.
Would love to know war you think!
Most editors/note-taking apps are either too minimal and limiting, or bursting with features that make them difficult to use.
I wasn’t able to find anything that would fill the gap of aching for a simple interface while not wanting to give up on some advanced features. And so https://kraa.io/about was born.
You don’t need an account to try it out! Would love to hear your thoughts.
This is a tiny project that I thought could be fun as a nice constraint for learning some JS basics – creating a non-interactive representation of time on top of a simple Time object.
Add to the existing collection: https://clocks.dev
This is a super simple weekend project — a collection of various clock designs where each clock is a svelte component using a given time object.
Try adding your own clock!
For now more of a fun demo, but I'm curious what you think of this concept?
Try it out at https://asciidia.com
This is an experiment rather than something with real gameplay, yet. But I was curious what people think about the concept itself.
You can create anything by typing "/create {anything}" and the game will do its best to create the object, including any relevant properties.
Weapons, creatures, boats, portals, factories, ... Really almost anything.
No account needed.
More of an experiment than something serious, but I'm curious what people think.
The game's mechanics are a lot deeper than they might seem at first glance. You can add almost anything into it via /create {something}.
Link: https://asciidia.com
This is a product we’ve been working on for a long time. Pre-LLM era and you won’t even find any AI integrations there. What you will find – hopefully – is a good markdown editor with a unique feature on top of it: real-real-time chat.
I’ve shared the editor itself here a while back, so this post is mainly about the chat feature.
Demo of the chat: https://kraa.io/kraa/trees
You don’t need an account to try it out. Very curious what you think!