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by wdanilo 9y ago
@Stratoscope thank you for such a detailed comment. We are fully aware of the topics you've mentioned. I'll try to cover all your questions in the following points: 1. Screenshot contrasts – we will be working on providing setting
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by wdanilo 9y ago
@Vesnica, we would address this issue tomorrow (it's 2 am here and our team is slowly falling asleep!). I've created an issue for you, so you can easily track its progress here: https://github.com/luna/luna-ma
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by wdanilo 9y ago
@serverholic, we are happy to hear that! Please share your thoughts with us after you play with Luna! :)
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by wdanilo 9y ago
@garyclarke27 if you are interested in helping us create such binding, we would love to support your effort as much as we can. Just tell us about it using our chat / forum ( http://chat.luna-lang.org ) or ( http://d
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by wdanilo 9y ago
@bsaul, video tutorials are a very interesting idea. In the first release, however, we have incorporated few toy-projects and interactive tutorial, which guides you step by step inside the product. Do you think video tutorials are better to
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by wdanilo 9y ago
@moondoge, if you don't want to provide your mail, just write anything in this field, we do NOT validate it in any way. However, we would be very thankful if you provide your real mail address, so we can track how Luna is used and impr
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by wdanilo 9y ago
You are right, I definitely wanted to use the "inconvenience" word here, but it seems my dictionary knows better what is happening :D
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by wdanilo 9y ago
thank you!
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by wdanilo 9y ago
I'm happy that you are already familiar a little bit with Luna code! Now if you want, you can contribute to the project easily! :D Answering a little more serious, the installation path on any Unix system is described in our documentat
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Thank you for your your impressions, we would try to improve it as much as we can. Answering your ideas: 1) You do NOT have to provide your email address, just type there anything if you don't want to provide your real address (it is n
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Bret Victor's ideas are a very strong inspiration regarding where graphical interfaces could expand in the future. We strongly agree with his principle, that people need an immediate connection with data they are working on. This princ
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Hi @bsaul, our website is currently full of screencasts. If they do not load in your web browser, please tell us what is the browser and what system are you using. The ifrst screencast should appear in the website header - please wait coupl
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by wdanilo 9y ago
<3 Thank you! I hope you will enjoy playing with Luna. We are looking forward to hear about your experiences and use cases using our chat / forum ( http://chat.luna-lang.org ) / ( http://discuss.luna-lang.or
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Interesting, we will investigate it ASAP. In the meantime, please try Chrome instead. We'll try to fix it soon. I'm really sorry for the incontinence!
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by wdanilo 9y ago
nijaru <3 Great to hear from you now! We plan to travel to SF in couple of weeks / months - I hope to see you again then! After playing with Luna don't forget to share your thoughts with us! :)
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Hi ics! We aim to provide the concise experience along all the platforms, including MacOS, Linux and Windows. It is crucial for us to make Luna as easy to use as possible, which includes the initial setup process. We have found dedicated in
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Hi! I'm Wojciech Danilo, one of the founders of Luna. I would love to answer any questions you guys have! We are supper happy to share Luna with you now. Cheers from the whole Luna team! :)
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Luna, the visual language is out(luna-lang.org)
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by wdanilo 9y ago
It does preserve. We keep some special markers in the text files and we track the position of the markers. The markers have associated metadata kept on the end of source file. Neither markers, nor metadata is seen during the graph editing,
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by wdanilo 9y ago
We were thinking how to answer this question yesterday, but it is just too broad and I've literally cannot afford explaining all the caveats now. I will be supper happy to talk about it after the release on Luna forum, so if we could j
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Thank you! I'm looking forward for your feedback and creating something powerful on top of Luna! In case of any questions (after the release), we'd love to help!
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Thank you for such an awesome comment and your attitude! :) We've put an enormous amount of work to address the issues you've covered - including creating a system where you can edit text / graph without breaking the other on
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by wdanilo 9y ago
This is a really good question and to be well covered it needs a really deep answer. I will write a short draft here due to lack of the time, but will be happy to talk more about it after the release. Maybe a blog post would be suitable her
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by wdanilo 9y ago
I'm glad you like it! :) I'm very curious about your feedback after using Luna, don't forget to keep in touch with us after the release! We do not integrate with any language, because the visual representation is just a diffe
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Thanks for catching it! We'l be releasing a new website shortly so it will be fixed soon! :)
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by wdanilo 9y ago
This is on our roadmap after the release, but we kindly invite you to help us design and do it the best possible way! :)
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Would it help if we put a button "high-contrast"? On vast majority of displays the website looks well balanced and not eye-burning, but of course it does not cover older displays, displays that are dimmed or used in heavy lighting
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Grasshopper did not, but Houdini / Touch designer actually did.
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by wdanilo 9y ago
There is always a way to help and we are very grateful for helping us. It means a lot to me. But please, do not treat us like "too talented to do something". I feel just wrong then :) Drop me a line at wojciech at luna-lang.org an
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by wdanilo 9y ago
Houdini, Haskell, Python, Ruby, MaxMSP. I think these were the strongest influencers.

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