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> uncanny valley Yes, but he's very close to the obvious solution that will spark web 4.0. Closest I've seen yet.
by breck 2y ago
> uncanny valley
Yes, but he's very close to the obvious solution that will spark web 4.0.
Closest I've seen yet.
- turnsout 2y agoSay more!
- breck 2y agoAny and ever form submission, no matter how simple or complex, can be represented as a single file encoded in Particle Syntax with semantics provided by the Parsers programming language. Thus, any one filling out any form, no matter how complicated the form (tax returns, electronic medical records, mortgage applications, LSATs, et cetera), could in theory type the form in a single plain text document encoded in Particle Syntax, OR use an HTML multi input form which generates that text document under the hood, or a hybrid of both, since they are isomorphic to each other.
- uneekname 2y agoIf web 4.0 is better forms, count me in.
- essentia0 2y agoAre there any such solutions/standards available? Tried searching Particle Syntax documents, nothing came up. That's exactly the sort of problem I'm working on now
- breck 2y agoI should make this easier to use any day now. High on my priority list. Here's the issue: https://github.com/breck7/scroll/issues/133 https://github.com/breck7/scroll/issues/133
- darkhorse13 2y agoWould love to catch a chat with you about this if you don't mind. My email is tahmid(dot)hm(dot)dev(at)gmail.com.
- breck 2y agoSent! P.S. You can just write "tahmid.hm.dev@gmail.com". Gmail spam filter is good enough to eliminate automated spam, and also nowadays verbalization provides no additional protection against email address crawlers ;). Might even be the opposite ;)