Re:Syncing files between browser and disk using Yjs and the ...
by superlopuh on Monday May 09, 2022 @05:15PM
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Definitely seems like an asynchronous workflow, kind of like with git, is the way. I wonder whether something like this for markdown could be doable, with a GUI being able to render not just the markdown in either of the conflicting versions, but with an editing suggestion, like the ones in Google Docs. Not sure whether this would benefit from an extension of the MDX syntax, or could be handled by the runtime diff of the ASTs.
Re:Syncing files between browser and disk using Yjs and the ...
by lagrange77 on Tuesday May 10, 2022 @07:13AM
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Hey, Motif looks really interesting, but i'm a bit confused.
Could you please explain how Motif touches the concepts of 'SSG', 'CMS', 'IDE'?
Re:Syncing files between browser and disk using Yjs and the ...
by mfester on Tuesday May 10, 2022 @03:19PM
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Sure! Motif is an MDX editor running in the browser, with a full-fledged JS build system inside (based on esbuild). It allows you to publish your content instantly (in fact, as a Next.js app, deployed on Vercel, benefitting from things like ISR to make your pages fast, SEO-ready, etc.). For instance, the entire Motif website is built on Motif, including the blog, as well as our docs: https://motif.land/docs.
Re:Syncing files between browser and disk using Yjs and the ...
by lagrange77 on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @10:30AM
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Cool, thanks!
[1] https://unifiedjs.com/ [2] https://www.inkandswitch.com/peritext/