rubnogueira

PoC of a player using GPUIX and mediabunny. It also includes tons of bugs (some of them are limitations of gpiux) and many workarounds (regarding memory footprint and size). AI used to assist in the development of the app.

I wanted to check memory usage and limitations of building such react app without depending on Electron or Tauri.

This is great and long overdue for outdated devices!

Those devices are forced to use an ancient Safari version of WebKit which includes tons of vulnerabilities that are not patched anymore, and same time doesn't support modern ECMAScript functionalities.

With a modern browser engine, those old devices can be used for valid browser usage.

I think the cool thing about these projects is that even if test parity reaches 100%, some bugs are going to surface on the new project that don't exist on the original project.

This is usually a good example of a test case that the upstream project is not covering and can be contributed back.

Parity should be bidirectional, so definitely it is possible for both parties to benefit from it.

Just to give a thumbs up to you and OrbStack. I've been using it every day since the first releases, and it is one of the most stable and performant drop-in replacements that I've seen.

Does it work well when we have gitsubmodules?

I had some issues regarding that.

Because there is a time and effort cost to swap over to another framework/runtime even if it brings benefits, and security is always considered "good for now" unfortunately.

That is what made Bun popular, and tools like uv/pip, oxlint/eslint, orbstack/docker desktop, and the list goes on. Drop-in replacements where we get 10x with little effort.

I want an Obsidian where I can: - Specify network requests on/off from plugins - Don't allow file access outside the vault - Don't allow external binary execution.

Most of the reviews are not required if this is enforced.