I don't use kicad. But, this project, as a web-first version of kicad, seems like it offers the best opportunities to create a shared learning community. Is that part of the long term goal?
I would love to experiment with kicad, but I learn best through watching others and asking questions. Can I do that with this? Is there a way I could "watch" other sessions as the build progresses? Or, chat about what I see there with other people interested in learning and teaching?
Very nice work!
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karlkloss
I can totally see pcb manufacturers like JLC integrating this into their websites, with a set of customized design rules and an order button.
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ViktorEE
To open a demo board click "Open" in the Projects/Demo board section then "Open in PCB Editor" at demo.kicad_pcb in Files.
Next time I'll make a smoother demo...
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thenthenthen
Small suggestion, it would be nice to see the total size of the download during the first load (sry I am on a slow metered connection).
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varun_ch
This is really cool. I think a lot of people will initially dismiss your demo as ‘slop’ unless the landing page drops some of the Claude-isms (text and design) because it’s clear this is a project with passion in it, but the demo page and landing page both look like something Claude might’ve made with a single prompt.
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dark-star
So you can easily get it to work in the browser, but the dozens of core developers can't get it to work properly on Wayland[1]? Something smells fishy...
I love that Firefox is the best.
I don't use kicad. But, this project, as a web-first version of kicad, seems like it offers the best opportunities to create a shared learning community. Is that part of the long term goal?
I would love to experiment with kicad, but I learn best through watching others and asking questions. Can I do that with this? Is there a way I could "watch" other sessions as the build progresses? Or, chat about what I see there with other people interested in learning and teaching?
Very nice work!
I can totally see pcb manufacturers like JLC integrating this into their websites, with a set of customized design rules and an order button.
To open a demo board click "Open" in the Projects/Demo board section then "Open in PCB Editor" at demo.kicad_pcb in Files.
Next time I'll make a smoother demo...
Small suggestion, it would be nice to see the total size of the download during the first load (sry I am on a slow metered connection).
This is really cool. I think a lot of people will initially dismiss your demo as ‘slop’ unless the landing page drops some of the Claude-isms (text and design) because it’s clear this is a project with passion in it, but the demo page and landing page both look like something Claude might’ve made with a single prompt.
So you can easily get it to work in the browser, but the dozens of core developers can't get it to work properly on Wayland[1]? Something smells fishy...
[1] https://www.kicad.org/blog/2025/06/KiCad-and-Wayland-Support...
Happy to answer any questions & feel free to reach out ( email in my profile )!
Is this at all related to kicanvas.org