This is amazing. I also think this will become more common. I feel there is a lot of software that can just be served locally via html/typescript/react etc and even have local state. There's just not been an economic incentive till now.

I am personally using kimi k3 to create a mobile friendly set of games, starting from math like linear algebra to quantum physics - neurodivergent friendly, completely local state, served from github pages - to get someone interested in the field. This needs an economic incentive to exist without LLMs, because of so much different expertise needed, and time.

if anyone's interested in the games let me know - i plan to play it myself, improve it, remove bugs etc before publishing on HN.

Yeah, I was just discussing with a co-worker the concept of a hybrid document where editing controls and the content all exist in a single HTML file (prior implementations include various wikis such as: https://feather.wiki/ ) --- makes one wonder what an SVG or spreadsheet implementation might look like.

Thanks! If you need anybody to test and feedback, I'll give it a go.