razorjaws

I must say, it kind of looks inspired by my library (react-diagrams) when I look at how the ports and custom nodes work (the animated dotted lines are usually the tell :P) . Wonder if they used it for some inspiration. Looks cool and wish them the best of luck, more libraries like this are always a good thing.

Good question and we also resonate with "Just code".

OXIDE at its core is built on-top of a radically new framework we architected called Reactor which allows us to build desktop-grade software in the web (such as OXIDE), which we then used to craft the ultimate experience for the Journey ecosystem.

Apps built on Journey are currently developed using Javascript or Typescript but because of the highly modular nature of our tools and platform, we are going to start supporting more languages in the near future.

Hi there! So OXIDE is interesting in that it has what we believe are the best of the typical low-code tools, but integrated in a way that the developer can easily transition to and fro into typical pro-code development. The screenshot on the homepage shows a plethora of the various tools and features that OXIDE has, but the IDE can easily be configured for low-code or pro-code development independently. Out of the box we provide some default workspaces that cater for the typical paradigms of software development on our platform, which are not as complex as in the screenshot.

Regarding the OSS, we deeply integrate it into the IDE effectively removing most of the configuration and complexity required to make it all work well together.

Hi I'm one of the architects behind OXIDE. Feel free to AMA