When playing around with a prompt, it's a little nerve wracking that you'll mess something up and not be able to go back to a working version. Knowing that there's a snapshot to revert to is comforting.
When the webapp is loaded there's the undo/redo state (although that's also possible to blow away easily) and when you're working with files directly you have git. And even in the webapp worst case scenario you can download the zip file every so often just to be sure.
But ideally there'd be a way to save snapshots in a way that persists across reloads, and maybe even is in the file format itself.
When playing around with a prompt, it's a little nerve wracking that you'll mess something up and not be able to go back to a working version. Knowing that there's a snapshot to revert to is comforting.
When the webapp is loaded there's the undo/redo state (although that's also possible to blow away easily) and when you're working with files directly you have git. And even in the webapp worst case scenario you can download the zip file every so often just to be sure.
But ideally there'd be a way to save snapshots in a way that persists across reloads, and maybe even is in the file format itself.
Kind of related to #4
Related to #65 and #6