Clojurians Log v2
matrix
So I was going to head back to Flutter/MX to port a couple more cljd.flutter samples to Flutter/MX, when it occurred to me that it might be better to first do some serious documentation of Matrix itself. Several reasons: • MX lies at the foundation of both Web/MX, and supports all their interesting weight; the glue between either and the "native" backend, Flutter or HTML, does obvious work. Being foundational, it prolly throws off noobs not to have much idea how it works; • we already have extensive examples of both w/mx and f/mx; • I deliberately steered clear of fancier MX capabilities for the intro. It may be interesting to folks to see the deeper capabilities, ones not needed as often, but quite handy when needed; • I am not going anywhere; if anyone needs help with either w/mx or f/mx I am right here (and can improve the existing doc/examples as needed). Q1. Sound right? Q2. Is this format useful or a bother: https://kennytilton.github.io/web-mx-quickstart/#/ I myself like the idea that, if anyone gets interested, they can clone the repo and run/hack on the code themselves in a project all set up to run locally. It also means I get to write code half the time. Yay. Thoughts appreciated.
Sounds good to me! 🙂
I like the format, simple and straight forward to see a specific feature in action.
Thx, @zenflowapp. I discovered some doc already written in the Matrix wiki, so I am experimenting with first expanding that with doc on each option allowed for each kind of cell, input and formulaic, then see where I stand. But I forgot another reason for making it a live document, two come to think of it: (1) I can suggest simple exercises and (2) I got to thinking about the :ephemeral? property, crucial for modelling events, and realized it would help a lot to show how there is no way around having that property, with a failing example. Prolly easier to offer the failing test than explain the idea.
set the channel topic: A solid [introduction](https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix/wiki/introduction) to {matrix}(https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix/tree/master/cljc/matrix), the fine-grained, transparent reactive state manager.
set the channel topic: A solid introduction to Matrix: https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix/wiki/introduction to Matrix, https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix/tree/master/cljc/matrix, the fine-grained, transparent reactive state manager.
set the channel topic: A solid introduction to Matrix: https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix/wiki/introduction to Matrix, https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix/tree/master/cljc/matrix, the fine-grained, transparent reactive state manager.