if anyones interested
Version: 1.7.5
Github: github.com/Misterscan/sesi
Docs: code-with-sesi.netlify.app/docs
Demo(s):
Install/Download:
npm install g @β misterscan/sesi # <-- Remove the space between the @ and misterscanworks on both windows and mac, not sure about linux but if you run linux and would like to help develop on the linux compatibility, lmk!
sesi studio ide now available for download on both windows and mac!
Is this vibe coded ?
Mobile site giving me bad vibes
yeah the mobile site worked perfectly before but i gotta fix it
thanks for calling it out
yeah the mobile site worked perfectly before but i gotta fix it
thanks for calling it out
No worries, Iβll keep an eye on this project
Is this jus ai prompted coding?
it can be
i designed it to be easier for us to understand syntax and code structure
it can be
i designed it to be easier for us to understand syntax and code structure
What type of tasks is it suited for? I mainly use python and matlab for scientific work
for example something simple like creating a new file and saving it can be
let outDir = "your-directory-name"
let content = "whatever your file contains"
let filename = outDir + "/filename.extension"
try {
write_file(filename, content)
} catch (e) {
print e}
print "File saved to:" filenameWhat type of tasks is it suited for? I mainly use python and matlab for scientific work
it can handle logic from complex math equations to hosting its own server
cli usage and/or script based
No worries, Iβll keep an eye on this project
salut thank u grok
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for example something simple like creating a new file and saving it can be
let outDir = "your-directory-name"
let content = "whatever your file contains"
let filename = outDir + "/filename.extension"
try {
write_file(filename, content)
} catch (e) {
print e}
print "File saved to:" filenameIsnt python alrdy similarly easy to read?
Isnt python alrdy similarly easy to read?
i mean if you already know python then yeah its easy to read
but my code is the entire script in sesi, not just a snippet
v1.5.9 out now
now with built-in SVG and Audio creation functions via "std/draw", "std/audio", and "std/theory"
new built-ins for archiving, deletion, and renaming files/folders "archive(), trash(), rename()"
bug fixes
Isnt python alrdy similarly easy to read?
iirc python support is now built in
version 1.7.5 out now!
lots of new improvements, additions, and bug fixes
closer to v2 than i thought!