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Some of the cool things created tonight in two hours ❗️at the @vercel x @nvidia hackathon. • You2text: YouTube to Text 🏆 Prefix YouTube links with this @v0-built app and you’ll get a text file that’s very rest to read and search. I’d take this over watching most videos. Polished and useful product. • AI vulnerability scanner 🏆 A team found what looks like to be a major SQL injection in a top news site by scanning 10k sites and processing them with an LLM. Very promising idea that I think is worth exploring further. • Cursorboost 🏆 Automatic memory for Cursor, that learns based on the output of your logs and enhances the .cursorrules file. By doing this Cursor gets better at subsequent generations with richer context. • Emailify An implementation of smart inboxes that automatically classifies your emails according to different criteria. While some email clients have this, the idea of being able to spin up smart folders with prompts as filters seems great. • AI Webpage Enhances every website with @v0 like capabilities. Transforms the CSS as it exists with a custom prompt. Overall an incredible experience and I’m excited to host many more of these.
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another issue i have: i am reading props.children from the SwiftUI side. if I update children, either via state update or fast refresh, the component in swift is not updated
if I change the title prop, the SwiftUI ContextMenu does not get notified of the change, so props.children becomes stale in Swift
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@aleqsio @Baconbrix react-native-ios-context-menu uses its own RNIDetachedView to achieve this i believe 1. 2.
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@aleqsio actually i think a simpler api would be the ability to lazily render react views. can i do this? <SwiftUIModule render={() => <SomeView />} /> this way, i could call render() like this in swift: Button() {}.contextMenu {} preview: { render() }
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@Baconbrix @aleqsio swift already handles the preview. the problem is just that i don't want the react view to render outside of that preview
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also, i want a way to override the frame easily, as some of the components are basically getting used as "portals"
i don't want the preview's frame to take up any space; it's going to get passed to .contextMenu {} preview: { preview } but i want it to not affect the main layout. however, even if i don't return it from ContextMenuView, the preview's size still affects the layout pretty advanced use case, happy to elaborate
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@hirbod_dev @MaximilianAst i have cursor open in another window and it answers questions about swift. but it doesn't have the IDE integration for errors/linter so that kind of sucks
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@natebirdman @tcosta_co @roguesherlock Unfortunately I use the dev tools on most websites I visit to poke around lol
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