yazz
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10 years ago Fantastic idea. I would love having red and green for additions and substractions!
On Tue, Jun 10, 2014 at 6:31 PM, Bruce Hauman notifications@github.com wrote:
It hit me last night that what's missing from EDN renderers is Differences! That's what we are looking for right? Differences is something we as ClojureScript developers should be able to do very well.
As an Atom changes we could render in the traditional red - green pattern: Red for subtractions. Green for additions. For in-place changes we could provide a hover or a link that shows the previous value.
The renderer could have a checkbox that turns difference rendering on and off.
What do ya think?
Aside: Also the reason I am using my own renderer in Devcards (I wrote it before I knew about Ankha) is that I wanted it to work well inside and outside of Om. I'm still struggling to make things that work well on both. Using React as the base I get both platforms. This could be a misunderstanding on my part.
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It hit me last night that what's missing from EDN renderers is Differences! That's what we are looking for right? Differences is something we as ClojureScript developers should be able to do very well.
As an Atom changes we could render in the traditional red - green pattern: Red for subtractions. Green for additions. For in-place changes we could provide a hover or a link that shows the previous value.
The renderer could have a checkbox that turns difference rendering on and off.
What do ya think?
Aside: Also the reason I am using my own renderer in Devcards (I wrote it before I knew about Ankha) is that I wanted it to work well inside and outside of Om. I'm still struggling to make things that work well on both. Using React as the base I get both platforms. This could be a misunderstanding on my part.