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by audreyt 12y ago
Nice catch, thank you! I've styled the cell/sheet save buttons so it stands out better as of https://github.com/audreyt/ethercalc/commit/1e819ebf and released to npm as of 0.20140804.1 — Shift-refre
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by audreyt 12y ago
Yup, making the "drop" a click-to-upload FileReader handler on line 214 would be great. The place to patch is here: https://github.com/audreyt/ethercalc/blob/master/start.html#... — Looking for
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by audreyt 12y ago
Glad you like the social collaboration part! Re UI, each cell supports basic WikiText, and clicking the "Format" tab next to the default "Edit" shows the Format:Text dropdown that one can change to "HTML" and t
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by audreyt 12y ago
Yes, we really need UX assistance. :-) Tracy Ruggles helped getting a better formatting UI (modeled after CKEditor at that time) for Socialtext — screenshot at https://www.socialtext.net/help-en/socialcalc_move_source_e
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by audreyt 12y ago
Update: For folks interested in learning ReactJS, a version is available at https://github.com/audreyt/500lines/blob/master/spreadsheet/... — the demo at https://audreyt.github.io/50
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by audreyt 12y ago
Comparing the ES5-DOM-only version: https://github.com/audreyt/500lines/tree/master/spreadsheet/... with with the AngularJS-with-ES5 version: https://github.com/audreyt/500lines
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by audreyt 12y ago
Understood. Not meant as a show-off, but for people interested in comparing DOM-only versus AngularJS styles, here is a version that uses only DOM functions: https://audreyt.github.io/500lines/spreadsheet/as-withou
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by audreyt 12y ago
Thanks! Here is the version — by popular demand — that only uses DOM methods and does not use Angular, still clocking at 99 lines: https://audreyt.github.io/500lines/spreadsheet/as-without-an... I have joined some
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by audreyt 12y ago
Glad you liked it! This is my first serious attempt at "literate programming" style writing; it did take many attempts re-arranging the functions in logical order for the prose to make sense. In my previous writeups such as http:
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by audreyt 12y ago
Fair point. I should have explained the context better; this is for "500 Lines or Less", the fourth in the Architecture of Open Source Applications series, aimed more at new students than professional programmers, so separation of
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by audreyt 12y ago
Hi, thanks for the feedback! Sorry if it comes across as bragging; the line count is kept minimal both to reduce reader's cognitive burden, and make inline commentary feasible. Technically, Web Worker is not a library, and Traceur is u
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by audreyt 12y ago
There's http://ethercalc.net/ — the subject of the spreadsheet chapters in two previous volumes of Open Source Architecture series at http://aosabook.org/ . EtherCalc is mostly in maintenance mode at th
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by audreyt 12y ago
The work by you, @aemkei et al was the inspiration for this chapter. :-) Back when it appeared on HN, the first thing I entered was =(function(){for(;;){}})() — which predictably froze the browser. Trying to find a sufficiently-robust way a
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by audreyt 12y ago
Thanks! The aim for the chapter is indeed to show how ES6 and AngularJS simplify a typical web application like this. The version at https://github.com/audreyt/500lines/tree/master/spreadsheet/... h
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by audreyt 12y ago
Indeed. https://github.com/audreyt/500lines/tree/master/spreadsheet mentions AngularJS and ES6 upfront, but in retrospect it'd be better to mention them in the title too. Thanks for the reminder!
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Show HN: Web Spreadsheet in 99 lines(github.com)
76 points by audreyt 12y ago|36 comments
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by audreyt 12y ago
Part of the motivation behind PgREST is to get a reusable and generic enough upsert implementation as a stored procedure; see https://github.com/pgrest/pgrest/blob/master/test/upsert.ls for details.
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by audreyt 12y ago
Well, http://pgre.st/ was posted 167 days ago here — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6818284 — that's how we do everything in PostgreSQL without having to turn to another language :-) It's li
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by audreyt 12y ago
TL;DR: We refactor Scripts into Programs through sharing reusable Code to build maintainable systems. We can also refactor Social Scripts into Social Programs through sharing Codes of Conduct to build maintainable communities.
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by audreyt 12y ago
"They" is just me and our wonderful & kind contributors. :) EtherCalc was, is, and will remain a F/OSS infrastructure project, not a business enterprise.
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by audreyt 13y ago
I'd just like to thank the loomio team for supporting Taiwan's #CongressOccupied activities as chronicled in http://0sdc.tw/en — you played a key part in ensuring a safe and successful process, and will likely hel
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by audreyt 13y ago
http://g0v.today/congressoccupied/https%253A%252F%252Fg0v.ha... has some background information in English.
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by audreyt 13y ago
I've built an app that worked well with Cordova: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.audreyt.di... ( Source: https://github.com/g0v/moedict-app/ ; Context: http:&#x2F
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by audreyt 13y ago
Io and behold — lambic pentameter. (lo, as in a lota; lambic, as with an Iamb.)
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by audreyt 13y ago
Well, for some, trans* is their preferred gender. That is, the experience of transition forms part of their identity. Compare, say, people who self-identify as "German-American" instead of simply "American".
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by audreyt 13y ago
http://www.isna.org/faq/frequency
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G0v Taiwan – Dismantling our Government and Building it Anew(g0v.asia)
1 points by audreyt 13y ago|0 comments
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Reclaiming Our Language(pugs.blogs.com)
2 points by audreyt 13y ago|0 comments
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by audreyt 13y ago
One possible solution to introduce threads to JS is to isolate threads from each other and use only message-passing: https://github.com/audreyt/node-webworker-threads/
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by audreyt 13y ago
The default Lazy IO issue has been addressed in pipes-bytestring: http://www.haskellforall.com/2013/09/perfect-streaming-using... The pipes ecosystem ( http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Pipes

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