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VTCode
VT Code is an open-source coding agent with LLM-native code understanding and robust shell safety. Supports multiple LLM providers with automatic failover and efficient context management.
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contextify
Contextify - macOS companion for Claude Code and Codex CLI. Monitor AI coding sessions with real-time timeline and LLM summaries. (by PeterPym)
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Does Anybody Like React?
Initially I didn't see the value in React. I thought that the whole virtual DOM compiling on every change was a waste of resources instead of just doing the change itself directly.
But as it turns out it's a great abstraction worth using for the right things (not every part of the web) and one of those are Single Page Applicaitons.
A lot of comments here are about people linking JSX instead of React and that's a good abstraction too. In Mint (https://mint-lang.com/) I'm trying to create a language for SPAs and having HTML syntax helps.
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ClojureScript Gets Async/Await
Check out Mint (https://mint-lang.com), it's s language where everything is built in: small to mid size projects can be built without any third party dependencies and JS interop is easy.
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Show HN: Coi – A language that compiles to WASM, beats React/Vue
It's nice to see that we are converging on the same syntax I came up for Mint (https://mint-lang.com) 8 years ago (feels strange to write it down). I saw Ripple some time ago its syntax has the same structure more or less (component, style, render, state, etc...)
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Ripple: The Elegant TypeScript UI Framework
It's very similar to Mint (https://mint-lang.com/) which I'm building for some time now.
Looking at the samples, it seems Ripple is going the same direction as Mint:
- explicit component definitions
- inlined control flow in HTML tags
- component based styling
- explicit white space handling for element content
- syntax for setting references
I'm not sure why they based it on TypeScript instead of creating a new language completely, since there are a lot of new syntax added (and they have their own extension as well).
If you are looking for something similar, give Mint a try, it has a lot more features, and I'm looking to release 1.0 in the near future.
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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (December 2025)
Looks pretty cool. I see some similarities with Mint language https://mint-lang.com/
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Marko – A declarative, HTML‑based language that makes building web apps fun
I think I managed to combine three languages in one with Mint (https://mint-lang.com/):
1. There is HTML (tags) with, but without interpolation {...} you can put string literals, variables and everything that type checks as HTML children.
2. There is CSS but only in style blocks where you can interpolate any expression you need and put in if and case expressions too.
3. There is the normal Mint code you write the logic in (this would be the JavaScript in other languages).
Here is an example which have all three: https://mint-lang.com/examples/7guis/flight-booker
The challenge was to make it seamless enough that so it doesn't look like that we tried to mash languages up, but to make them form a different language that is consistent and simple at the same time.
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Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (October 2025)
I'm still working on the Mint programming language (https://mint-lang.com/) and DevBox (https://www.dev-box.app/) which is a desktop application/browser extension/web application with a bunch of small tools.
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React Won by Default – and It's Killing Front End Innovation
With Mint (https://mint-lang.com/) I'm trying to move away from frameworks in a language to the language being the framework — having abstractions for things which are done by packages and frameworks like components, localization, routing, etc... done in the language itself.
This means that in theory the backend/runtime can be replaced (and was replaced ones from React to Preact (0.7.0 -> 0.8.0) then to use hooks and signals instead of class components (0.19.0 -> 0.20.0), and the code will remain the same.
This has one drawback which deters framework creators from choosing the language since there is no reason to innovate on something that is already "done", which leads to fewer people using it in general and hinders adoption, but I'm still optimistic.
- Mint: The programming language for writing single page applications
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