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rapid prototyping with d3.js
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ipad + mobile #93

Open enjalot opened 11 years ago

enjalot commented 11 years ago

investigate typing on ipad.

also, can probably make a smoother experience on mobile

ejfox commented 11 years ago

I think that this is part of the move to a new layout / flexbox, unless there is other codemirror stuff that needs to be figured out.

enjalot commented 11 years ago

this is probably true. just making a note of it since i've got some ppl reporting issues.

On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 4:02 PM, EJ Fox notifications@github.com wrote:

I think that this is part of the move to a new layout / flexbox, unless there is other codemirror stuff that needs to be figured out.

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ejfox commented 11 years ago

Maybe if we could list out specific issues that would be helpful?

Also we need to figure out if we really want to support editing on an iPad. I think that really when you're on an iPad you want to view a visualization and maybe change some parameters, but you're not editing code in the same way as on a computer. Which would mean that the code editor should be much less prominent, maybe even hidden. Only the changeable parameters specified by the author should show up.

Again, I think this is all part of the next steps we've been discussing, and part of the reason I haven't spent a ton of time to make it work.

enjalot commented 11 years ago

yeah, i think that making those decisions are part of this issue. i can see wanting to edit some code on an ipad, but maybe its much less interesting once you can play with author-specified params. on phones i really don't think we want to show the editor.

the specific issue was with typing on the ipad, which we may be able to get rid of by switching to just the controls.

On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 4:31 PM, EJ Fox notifications@github.com wrote:

Maybe if we could list out specific issues that would be helpful?

Also we need to figure out if we really want to support editing on an iPad. I think that really when you're on an iPad you want to view a visualization and maybe change some parameters, but you're not editing code in the same way as on a computer. Which would mean that the code editor should be much less prominent, maybe even hidden. Only the changeable parameters specified by the author should show up.

Again, I think this is all part of the next steps we've been discussing, and part of the reason I haven't spent a ton of time to make it work.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/enjalot/tributary/issues/93#issuecomment-18248452 .

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