Claude Breadboard Kit
Claude Breadboard Kit - a simple way to interface with the Claude API
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Claude Breadboard Kit - a simple way to interface with the Claude API
Emscripten is a great tool for compiling to WebAssembly, but it can introduce unnecessary overhead. It's important to minimize the runtime size for any language compiled to WebAssembly. This post explores how to use Emscripten with a minimal runtime, avoiding excessive magic and focusing on efficiency.
I've been discussing how to load styles and new UI designs into an Avalon application, specifically focusing on the challenge of connecting the UI to the code-behind class when loading XAML at runtime. While the XAML loader can parse properties, it doesn't automatically handle event delegate generation and element naming like compiled code/BAML. One idea is to have UI designers create BAML, allowing the app to load new compiled XAML and use the same code-behind class. Another approach involves designing multiple layouts sharing the same code-behind class. I'm also exploring loading a XAML file with resources at runtime and assigning them dynamically. More to come on my findings!
I found a way to dynamically load resource files for skinning XAML apps! It's surprisingly easy. One method involves simply loading a resource and assigning it to the application. Another example demonstrates loading "Style" resources at runtime, allowing for dynamic visual trees and other customizations. Check out the links for more details and code examples.
I'm exploring ways to dynamically change the layout and styles of my Avalon application at runtime, allowing users to switch between different UI themes. I'm considering several approaches: