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Glad to know that, but being able to run the browser in headless mode will be much helpful in an agentic setting (think parallel agents operating browsers in the background), since you are already patching chromium, that might be a great addition to the feature list :)

Have you considered removing all headless traits so that agent wont be easily detected, just like what browserbase did here？

https://www.browserbase.com/blog/chromium-fork-for-ai-automa...

claude code hidden feaure currently under a feature flag:

https://github.com/mikekelly/claude-sneakpeek

@jarred will bun work with pm2 out of the box?

that's clever, thanks!

Can you paste code on how #2 was done?

As @CitizenKane pointed out, reusing statcharts between backend and frontend is a growingly popular use case.

Another benefit is you could use any visual tool (preferably web-based with collaborative capabilities so that all stackholders could work togehter) for state modeling to encapsulate business logics completely in statechart then export SCXML to any language you might be using.

SCXML is a universal standard which means it could be consumed by any programming language.

Mind elaborating more on how’s is it better than CRDT?

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Maybe try Taiwan?

Stateskit.com

A visual statecharts editor, aiming to help with state management for frontend apps.

Isn’t that the job of actions after an transition happened? (modifying the internal context according to the event).

I built a visual statechart editor a while ago, feel free to give it a try, happy to answer any related questions too.

https://www.stateskit.com/

If anyone’s interested in statecharts, have a look at these two resources:

https://statecharts.github.io/

https://github.com/davidkpiano/xstate (This is probably the most complete implementation of statecharts so far)

Appreciate for sharing the insight!

Out of curiosity, what does CRM consulting look like? Is it autonomous job (configuring servers and applications) or face to to face to work?

For anyone who's affected by this, I just filed a bug via crbug.com, fingers crossed for it to be fixed ASAP.

In the mean time, one work around is not to hit refresh, instead hit F8 and let it exit the breakpoint normally.

Thanks, glad to know that!

Does the keyboard shortcuts for vscode still work inside browser?

Came here just to say this! If anyone knows any app that could replace fireworks, please shed a light!

Looks great, thanks for sharing it!

Any chance to open source and have a look? Thanks!

Wanting to know this too!

Fellow redux-abandoner here, be sure to check out Apollo client v2 and it’s various middleware options like link-state and link-rest, those in essential let you pull in data via graphql and REST-api and manage it via in memory store (just like redux store).

Also the subscription via websocket story there is really sweet, you basically get real-time update for nothing ;)

In short, just as John stated, it’s a huge boost of productivity on both front and backend, we verified it ruthlessly and love it.

What you described seems very interesting, is there some place to see your work or any writeups to read?

Great, thanks, will check it out.

Mind if I ask the company you work for or is there any open source stuff of yours to have a look at? Thanks.

For a better introduction on how Apollo v2 (the graphql client) could replace redux, read this: https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/the-future-of-state-manageme...

I’ve personally tried it (with special attention on its capability to manage local state) and it did work out pretty well, with a lot of redux boilerplate code eliminated and a more effecient workflow, better yet, now you just need to learn one graphql syntax to rule them all.

Not true for Apollo v2, it’s providing local state management via apollo-link-state plugin which works pretty well, and once they got the rest support working, it will be a very competitive alternative to redux.