Alex Mabe
Marcin KrzyzanowskiI excited to announce Notepad.exe 1.0! It's a fantastic notepad that empowers you to execute your code seamlessly. #Swift #iOSDev
Helge Heß@krzyzanowskim 1 star, doesn’t run on Windows.
@helge ★★★★★ have mercy
@krzyzanowskim It’s actually great, good job!
But bringing this to Windoze would indeed be next level!
But bringing this to Windoze would indeed be next level!
@helge I don't think I'm that bored human haha
Jean-Étienne@krzyzanowskim Woot woot!!!
smorr🇨🇦@krzyzanowskim congratulations on the release!
Johan Kool@krzyzanowskim The website looks so fricking like someone is trying to prank me that I had to check the calendar if it wasn’t April 1st by chance.
@johankool this is Prince Allmud II speaking, send money!!
Peter Kos@krzyzanowskim now THIS is branding
@krzyzanowskim Feature request: swift-sh style package references, like say:
```
import MacroExpress // @Macro-swift
import WebView // @kylehickinson
```
https://github.com/mxcl/swift-sh
```
import MacroExpress // @Macro-swift
import WebView // @kylehickinson
```
https://github.com/mxcl/swift-sh
@helge until then File/Project Settings and you can add packages there
@krzyzanowskim Yes, the feature request is for adding the swift-sh variant, which is great.
Alex Pretzlav 🥨@krzyzanowskim super excited to try it out! I’m not seeing a way to try the “free ride with serious annoyances”: it immediately asks for a license at launch and otherwise quits.
@pretz there is a puzzle to solve. are you being curious enough?
Kuba Suder • @mackuba.eu on 🦋@pretz @krzyzanowskim Yeah I failed this test too
@mackuba @krzyzanowskim just think about how much annoyance are you willing to put up with
Ole Begemann@krzyzanowskim Congrats on the launch!
@ole thank you!
Jeff Watkins@krzyzanowskim \o/ Woot! Congrats!
Raphael@krzyzanowskim Congrats! Nice to see it in the wild!
Igor Kulman@krzyzanowskim the website say I can try it out but when I run it it immediately want me to buy a license with a blocking modal.
John Siracusa@krzyzanowskim I think it's angry that I don't use bash or zsh…
Unknown option: `-lc'
Usage: tcsh [ -bcdefilmnqstvVxX ] [ argument ... ].
@siracusa what do you use? Let me fix that.
@siracusa ah, tcsh. these rebels. Wait I need to test that first.
@krzyzanowskim I've been using tcsh since 1993! I'll probably change someday…
@siracusa no worries, I'll figure out something. that one does not allow -l and -c together. give me 30 min.
Konrad Kołakowski@siracusa @krzyzanowskim What are the benefits of tcsh over bash or other ancient shells? I mean: they all seems the same for me: zsh, csh, bash, tcsh...
Today we have few more modern shells, like fish or nushell that at try new things and have much more sane scripting - but using one of those "sh compatible" shells always seemed pointless to me 🤔
@kkolakowski I’m using tcsh because it’s what I’m used to, not because it’s better.
@siracusa Yeah yeah, I get it - but I'm curious to what exactly you're used to 😅 I mean - for me, all of those „old" shells are basically the same - "original" sh with some extensions.
Does tcsh have some extra features that for example bash or zsh doesn't have and it would make your scripts incompatible? 🤔
@kkolakowski No scripts, just setting: dot files with aliases, key bindings, etc.
@siracusa I get it 👍
BTW: I just read & experiment a bit more - and apparently tcsh (and csh before it) have completely different scripts syntax than bash (a bit more like C, which is a bit more readable for mot people probably?) 😅
So my mistake... also indeed it might be quite incompatible with bash, even for some command line one liners.
Miguel de Icaza ᯅ🍉@siracusa @krzyzanowskim I am still stuck on bash, despite Apple’s repeated attempts to move me over to zsh
Jeff Noxon@Migueldeicaza @siracusa you install it separately, or depends on the old one that comes with macOS?
@krzyzanowskim @siracusa still using the old one :-)
Schamschula@Migueldeicaza @siracusa @krzyzanowskim Even though I do use zsh, I have too many old bash scripts, some dating all the way back to mklinux. Hence, bash is one of the first things I install after every macOS update. My FreeBSD servers default to bash anyway. Nothing to be done there!
@Migueldeicaza @siracusa @krzyzanowskim Guys - give some more modern shell a try: fish for example 🐟 https://fishshell.com
You can keep your old scripts and simply run it via „bash" command line or via shebangs - that's not a problem 🤷♂️
Holger Krupp
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Matt Thomas@krzyzanowskim Congratulations! This looks amazing and I love the website
@codecaffeine appreciated, did you try it already?
Michael Critz@krzyzanowskim Congratulations! Real artists ship! 👨🎨
shac ron ₪@krzyzanowskim That website is amazing
@shac thank you!
Paul@krzyzanowskim Looks awesome, but curious if it does or will supports tests?
A very common use of my current 'Test' project, that this would replace, is pasting in tests from various Swift Slacks to help people debug issues.
@brzz only if you can setup test in a single self contained executable. that's not a tool to run test suits from other places
@krzyzanowskim it's usually just a one off Swift Testing @\Test or sometimes two contained in a @\Suite.
This is my current simple 'Playground' structure that I could imagine your tools replacing, but maybe I'm trying to fit a square peg in a round hole?
@brzz no xctest support. I can imagine swift-testing work, as a SwiftPM dependency. Not a scenario I checked so far. There may be today something missing along the way.
Chris Eidhof@krzyzanowskim very cool, congrats!
@chris thank you!