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In the last 2 weeks I created AnimateCode, a keynote-inspired tool to create beautiful, easy-to-understand code animations. ◆ Create your slides just like in keynote ◆ Beautifully animate between slides Built with Next.js, Upstash and shadcn ui Lots of stuff to add like themes & fonts, but I really...

154,366 просмотров • 2 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля shadcn
shadcn2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash Looking great. I’ll give this a try today.

Фото профиля Josh tried coding
Josh tried coding2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash Cheers dude

Фото профиля ThePrimeagen
ThePrimeagen2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash @shadcn vim keybinds wen

Фото профиля Josh tried coding
Josh tried coding2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash @shadcn how about vscode keybinds instead 🤠

Фото профиля trash
trash2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash @shadcn open source it right now

Фото профиля Matias Baldanza.dev 😁 ⚛️
Matias Baldanza.dev 😁 ⚛️2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash @shadcn Amazing! By the way, I’d love it if the legend to use the arrow keys in the preview was rendered as buttons, to make it usable on a touch device (I was playing with it on a keyboardless iPad.)

Фото профиля Josh tried coding
Josh tried coding2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash @shadcn That is a good idea!

Фото профиля Junaid | JD 🇵🇰
Junaid | JD 🇵🇰2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash @shadcn Dope. Loved the execution. 😍

Фото профиля Josh tried coding
Josh tried coding2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash @shadcn This looks awesome!

Фото профиля Alex Kates
Alex Kates2 лет назад

@nextjs @upstash @shadcn josh this is awesome bookmarked next to and will be using it daily

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