[davidjfelix]

Visibly claude produced website. No link to code.

Is the expectation that people write kotlin in their browser? How do people work this into their development workflow? Is this just a neat demo?

[toprakdeviren]

Thanks! And no, that’s not really the goal.

This is just one piece of a much bigger ecosystem. The real goal is to solve the portability problem.

MiniSwift, MiniSharp, and MiniKotlin are all parts of another project I’m building called Kavak.

The idea is simple: people should be able to keep using the language and platform they already know, while still being able to target other platforms with the same application.

The browser playground is mostly a way to make the compiler instantly accessible. You can open it anywhere, experiment, debug, and see how everything works without installing anything. But it’s only one part of the bigger picture.

[kreco]

I was expecting a a link to the source code after the "written in C".

[toprakdeviren]

I'll release it as open source, but the Kavak library isn't quite ready for open source yet, at least not from my perspective.

[pelagicAustral]

Its got that Claude Design thing about it, but it's pleasant, I don't mind the generated designs at all...

[f311a]

Yeah, I hate the LLM wording too

[fishfasell]

This is one thing I can't stand about current LLMs. I can't put my finger on it but AI written English is so obvious

[nozzlegear]

Its the uncanny valley. There's just something about it as a whole that makes it seem obviously not human.