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viewmodifier··on Show HN: ClawdBot for iOS – uses iOS shortcuts for skills on device
Dot is what Siri should’ve been - by generating shortcuts on demand - Dot can act integrate with all the apps you already use - no extra setup - it just works
viewmodifier··on Show HN: Swift Interpreter and WASM - Write and Run Swift in Browser
Sharing the preview release that you can all try today at: https://swiftly.sh

Its entirely free and runs offline directly from your browser - you dont need Xcode and it works on any device (Mac, windows, chromebook etc).

I have lots of ideas for where we can take this from saving and sharing snippets to ota code updates in apps.

if you're curious how it works I wrote up a lil detail linked in the footer on the site.

TLDR - its a custom Swift Interpreter written in Swift and compiled to wasm - it works in 2 parts:

1. a "Compiler" that transforms Swift code to a custom intermediary format

2. a VM that can evaluate the intermediary format at runtime

Supports core features (functions, closures, control flow, optionals, collections, string interpolation) - more coming soon. Would love feedback on what you’d do with it or features you’d want next.

viewmodifier··on Write Swift Offline in the Browser – Swift Interpreter and WASM
Yes there are a few but swiftly.sh is the only one that works offline in the browser!
viewmodifier··on Write Swift Offline in the Browser – Swift Interpreter and WASM
Sharing the preview release that you can all try today at: https://swiftly.sh

Its entirely free and runs offline directly from your browser - you dont need Xcode and it works on any device (Mac, windows, chromebook etc).

I have lots of ideas for where we can take this from saving and sharing snippets to ota code updates in apps.

if you're curious how it works I wrote up a lil detail linked in the footer on the site.

TLDR - its a custom Swift Interpreter written in Swift and compiled to wasm - it works in 2 parts:

1. a "Compiler" that transforms Swift code to a custom intermediary format 2. a VM that can evaluate the intermediary format at runtime

Supports core features (functions, closures, control flow, optionals, collections, string interpolation) - more coming soon.

Would love feedback on what you’d do with it or features you’d want next.