Simten - Design hardware with TypeScript circuits
Show HN: Think Turing Complete, but you write the circuits in TypeScript (WIP)
Simten lets you build computers from logic gates using TypeScript instead of dragging wires. As you type, the circuit draws itself, letting you progress from basic gates to CPUs that run C, accelerators, and even games. When ready, export to Verilog and flash your design onto real FPGAs. It's a unique, code-first approach to hardware design that bridges software and silicon.
Build a computer from logic gates, one layer of abstraction at a time, by writing TypeScript rather than dragging wires—the circuit draws itself as you type.
- esperent
Took me ages of tapping around before I hit a page that obtusely says "NAND needs a desktop" and then another ten seconds before I realized that was telling me I'm blocked on mobile.
If you're going to block mobile devices, make it upfront and obvious because 80% of people who land on your site will probably be on one.
- emil-lp
What's with the title?
It's a Typescript-to-circuit converter/transpiler/compiler.
Why not just "Build a circuit in Typescript"?