by mrskitch on 3/11/21, 10:22 PM with 30 comments
by haolez on 3/12/21, 12:02 AM
It's usable, but it's very aggravating and uncomfortable to use.
by mrskitch on 3/11/21, 10:56 PM
by celerity on 3/12/21, 3:07 AM
The tour is still up at [2]. The servers that actually run the Remote Browser have since gone down, but interestingly you can still run the tour. That's because if you don't change the code in the REPL window, you get cached results (except step 7/7 which scrapes Hacker News and won't work). To get those results, we built a little tour "recorder" that would be run on every release. If I remember correctly, we allowed some dynamic ES6 imports through a custom Babel compiler for the code that's input, which also allows first level async stuff, which still works :)
[1]: https://github.com/intoli/remote-browser [2]: https://intoli.com/tour/
by nicwhittle on 3/12/21, 1:07 AM
Is puppeteer running on a webserver then the repl connecting to it? Or is puppeteer completely contained within each users browser?
by slig on 3/12/21, 2:29 AM
by httgp on 3/12/21, 5:54 AM
by fulafel on 3/12/21, 5:48 AM