Could share an org buffer with https://github.com/emacs-straight/crdt

hehe

I love org-mode tables. My only gripe is that pandoc html renders org-mode tables very "narrowly", so there's a limit to the possible amount of columns. Example: https://play.teod.eu/journal/#idea Source: https://github.com/teodorlu/play.teod.eu/blob/master/journal/index.org#idea Note: this is my working notes, and they are written to be useful to me. I link for the table example, not for the rest of the wall of text.

Some guy also made a spreadsheet app with electric clojure recently. Was mentioned in #C7Q9GSHFV, perhaps ping Dustin Getz there and ask.

lol funny, hyperfiddle crossed my mind also

it seemed an obvious quick solid way of making it

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Simple solution there is don't use pandoc 😛

is that exported to html?

Yeah in emacs -Q

Same as https://elken.github.io/doom/, ox-html is very nice

I had a period where I was seriously bored at work. Figured I had to do something. Rich talks about writing as a tool to aid your design process. I write a lot to "organize my motivation". To design where I point my attention, if you will.

https://faster-than-light-memes.xyz/ is build with ox-html as well 🙂 My mind is racing, thinking about putting together a "how to" team collaboration recipe following Rich spreadsheet suggestion. One hurdle right now is interfacing with non emacs team colleagues. Maybe an org plugin for vscode fixes that.

Or make a spreadsheet app with good org-mode interop. Copy to org mode. Paste from org mode. Copy column / row from org mode. Embed in org-mode. I watched a talk once about a guy who used org-mode and sqlite (i think) to run his bakery. That was interesting. No idea if I'll be able to find it again, though.

Or allow embedding org-mode in your app. Compile to html via emacs -q or with Pandoc.

I wish emacs had a CSV/tabular data mode that came even close to what a tool like Datasette offers. I've never found org-mode tables particularly useful for documenting and annotating datasets because most of the data I work with is too "wide" to fit in them. I have used #clerk notebooks to successfully document and describe data with teammates, because they export to HTML which is easy for anyone to open. https://datasette.io/

@U02CV2P4J6S here’s another take on tables: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C03RZGPG3/p1683276888134419