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Kuyawa 2 days ago [-]
I love beautiful software and this is it
Edit: I just downloaded the html file and it still works locally as a single page app, no external libs, no fonts, icons, nothing that could break the correct functioning of the app. This is how software should be built, portable, no installation required, drop anywhere and run
I am working on an RSS reader that is also single page and location-agnostic. Issue for me right now is CORS unblocking as that does entail some complexity to workaround. Current length of the HTML is 2500 lines / 101KiB.
Moreover, just like https://theresanaiforthat.com/ - a great thing to see would be something like thereisanHTMLforthat.com - because quality vibe-coding delivers!
Also, a single HTML can easily be security audited, right? How much damage can it do?
dr_kiszonka 24 hours ago [-]
"Well, actually," it is usually not just HTML, but I am with you on liking these single-file apps. Security is complicated because these pages often rely on importing online packages, which can get poisoned in the blink of an eye.
adrianwaj 19 hours ago [-]
Great point.
The unique thing about HTML apps is that there could be a "directory download" of say the best 1000 apps every month for people to run locally with imports also downloaded and security audited beforehand. That would be ideal.
GreasyFork checks for security problems and best practices in their scripts with community moderation a large component. https://share.gemini.google/VwomSQkChNWS
How I see it, there could be a code freeze period (quarantine) and if no issues arise, the HTML is bundled into the 1000 monthly thing.
neuroticnews25 1 days ago [-]
How are you going to work around CORS? Proxy is the only way that comes to my mind. Or maybe some XML/SVG magic?
adrianwaj 1 days ago [-]
At the moment, there is a toggle switch between own proxy and direct (requiring CORS Unblock extension,) but really having multiple methods can work.
Other mentions were using a CloudFlare worker proxy (needing Cloudflare account and Node.js), NeutralinoJS, Electron and Tauri.
Speaking of XML, there must be a way to push items out from a server using XML. That's an interesting solution and would let a remote server do all the polling and as such would mean sharing data with it. This could end up a paid option using micropayments and give it efficient performance in an ideal world.
chintler 1 days ago [-]
Would you mind testing this tool I'm writing? I'm building it as a proxy for some streamlit apps and MCP but you can try and put any webapp/API behind it. Do raise issues if you find any.
Ditto on the lovelyness of single-file, zero-dep, standalones. In my day job I'm stripping out hundreds of megabytes from one of our main docker containers, but running into little projects like this that make me smile. Beautiful
analog_daddy 2 days ago [-]
Yep! And it works well on iOS too. Safari sucks and stutters with some of these single file html and I haven’t been able to figure out why, but my god this is awesome and also fun to play with!
throwawayffffas 2 days ago [-]
Like i get what you are saying, but
> no external libs, no fonts...
It needs an entire browser.
drfloyd51 2 days ago [-]
I get what you are saying. But… if it didn’t need a browser, it still needs a runtime, and a computer, and electricity, and technology to print CPUs and and and
A browser is just a drop in the bucket.
Kuyawa 1 days ago [-]
No it doesn't, you can use a local web viewer, less than 2mb. I made one in rust, but don't use it since I have my browser open all the time
ktzar 1 days ago [-]
Is there something similar to this that includes melody composition that's not tied to a scale? My son has been composing music for a couple years in Chrome Music Labs and he's definitely outgrown it, but I can't find anything that lives online (and ideally can be downloaded in a single html, love the idea) and allows any-length melodies to be composed within the browser with drumkits, etc...
Something like Caustic, but in HTML :-)
ncr100 1 days ago [-]
If you're interested in this random pattern generation, here's a €150 hardware synthesizer, where all the configuration is hidden behind midi.
Very Cool!! FYI the opengraph image, when I share the link, is an invoice from what looks like your freelance work.
jose-reyes 2 days ago [-]
Nice!!! A bit hard to understand if you haven't used anything related before, but interesting enough to make you wanted to try it when you haven't used anything related before ahaha
akx 2 days ago [-]
... Why do renders need to be verifiable, what does that mean?
Anyway, on a related note, I just vibed together something in the same vein (using Ox Alpha, because why not). https://aamen-veli.akx.fi/
goatydev 2 days ago [-]
It's a bit difficult to use, but it's really fun.
patwolf 2 days ago [-]
Very cool. I'm currently awaiting delivery of a Sonicware deconstruct MINIMAL. I'm hoping it's as fun to play with as this is.
cdieck88 2 days ago [-]
It has a lot of buttons, but a physical mixing console often looks much wilder. Congratulations on the idea and the result. Great work!
herpdyderp 2 days ago [-]
What is this built on? How can I use it? What're the licensing? I'm eagerly looking for open source and non-copy-left licensed web audio players for projects.
Diti 24 hours ago [-]
It is vibe-coded. Consider it is public domain. If it isn’t, ask your favorite LLM to launder this project so it is licensed under your own terms.
0x20cowboy 2 days ago [-]
What kind of projects?
easymode 2 days ago [-]
So fun! the knob controls are a bit unintuitive. great job overall.
spawrks 1 days ago [-]
I love the single page treatment. Down with web frameworks! Sweet machine
fallinditch 2 days ago [-]
Good job, very nice implementation. I do love the single page HTML delivery format. Downloaded
ad_fontes 2 days ago [-]
This is the coolest web thing I've seen this month. Thanks for sharing.
pretty cool but has zero sauce. just look at rebirth for how to have a point of view.
testaccount28 2 days ago [-]
see the font, close the tab
kkukshtel 2 days ago [-]
the otherwise fawning praise in the comments for something that seems so obviously vibe-coded is making me wonder if all these one sentence replies are bots
testaccount28 2 days ago [-]
maybe they vibed up some prompt injections. anyway, nice of them to tell on themselves.
nekooooo 2 days ago [-]
worse version of Rebirth
0x20cowboy 2 days ago [-]
What about the font? Is that a typical LLM font or something?
r0b05 2 days ago [-]
Excellent work!
imshaikot 2 days ago [-]
Nice & fun project
polyterative 2 days ago [-]
as an eurorack enjoyer this is awesome
BorisMelnik 2 days ago [-]
well done mate
mgrunwald_ 2 days ago [-]
Fantastic work
raver1975 2 days ago [-]
I love it!
chandramoulyKK 2 days ago [-]
Very fun!
macwhisperer 2 days ago [-]
super dope!! the future of musical instruments may be web-based.. exciting times
Edit: I just downloaded the html file and it still works locally as a single page app, no external libs, no fonts, icons, nothing that could break the correct functioning of the app. This is how software should be built, portable, no installation required, drop anywhere and run
Kudos on everything perfectly executed
I am working on an RSS reader that is also single page and location-agnostic. Issue for me right now is CORS unblocking as that does entail some complexity to workaround. Current length of the HTML is 2500 lines / 101KiB.
Moreover, just like https://theresanaiforthat.com/ - a great thing to see would be something like thereisanHTMLforthat.com - because quality vibe-coding delivers!
Also, a single HTML can easily be security audited, right? How much damage can it do?
The unique thing about HTML apps is that there could be a "directory download" of say the best 1000 apps every month for people to run locally with imports also downloaded and security audited beforehand. That would be ideal.
GreasyFork checks for security problems and best practices in their scripts with community moderation a large component. https://share.gemini.google/VwomSQkChNWS
How I see it, there could be a code freeze period (quarantine) and if no issues arise, the HTML is bundled into the 1000 monthly thing.
Other mentions were using a CloudFlare worker proxy (needing Cloudflare account and Node.js), NeutralinoJS, Electron and Tauri.
Speaking of XML, there must be a way to push items out from a server using XML. That's an interesting solution and would let a remote server do all the polling and as such would mean sharing data with it. This could end up a paid option using micropayments and give it efficient performance in an ideal world.
https://github.com/dolphinsdotdev/sidepage
> no external libs, no fonts...
It needs an entire browser.
A browser is just a drop in the bucket.
Something like Caustic, but in HTML :-)
https://cymaforma.com/rnd-synth
It's a combination of an art project and a serious instrument. It streams four channels out its USB.
Nice work and thank you for sharing!
Anyway, on a related note, I just vibed together something in the same vein (using Ox Alpha, because why not). https://aamen-veli.akx.fi/