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Neato. I'm getting TouchDesigner vibes. I like the art browser.
For art browser, I assume you're referring to the JavaScript example https://natto.dev/example/f33b7f5924634fb687a90d85ed03f289
Love the concept and design language! I had been thinking about making something like this for clojure for some time, but never got around to it. In my head I was thinking you would be able to drag in functions from libraries / other namespaces into the canvas. I'm gonna have to play around with this.
> By default, cells rerun whenever its code changes or an input reruns, like a spreadsheet! This is transformational — I’ve been using Pluto.jl a lot lately for prototyping library code and doing data analysis. Now when I work in python I find myself really missing that reactivity. The closest thing I’ve found is streamlit, which is cool but not quite as liberating IMO Can’t wait to try it!
> This is transformational
Just a note, but this has been around for forever in tools and languages like TouchDesigner, vvvv, Max, Pure Data, LabVIEW, with various permutations on the idea.
> By default, cells rerun whenever its code changes or an input reruns, like a spreadsheet! This is transformational — I’ve been using Pluto.jl a lot lately for prototyping library code and doing data analysis. Now when I work in python I find myself really missing that reactivity. The closest thing I’ve found is streamlit, which is cool but not quite as liberating IMO Can’t wait to try it!
>> By default, cells rerun whenever its code changes or an input reruns, like a spreadsheet! > This is transformational Just a note, but this has been around for forever in tools and languages like TouchDesigner, vvvv, Max, Pure Data, LabVIEW, with various permutations on the idea.
What is the front-end built in?
Very cool. What is the front-end built in?
> By default, cells rerun whenever its code changes or an input reruns, like a spreadsheet! This is transformational — I’ve been using Pluto.jl a lot lately for prototyping library code and doing data analysis. Now when I work in python I find myself really missing that reactivity. The closest thing I’ve found is streamlit, which is cool but not quite as liberating IMO Can’t wait to try it!
>> By default, cells rerun whenever its code changes or an input reruns, like a spreadsheet! > This is transformational Just a note, but this has been around for forever in tools and languages like TouchDesigner, vvvv, Max, Pure Data, LabVIEW, with various permutations on the idea.
[0]: http://donkirkby.github.io/live-py-plugin/
[1]: http://donkirkby.github.io/live-py-plugin/starting_space_tra...
Can you give a brief background what "spatial" means in this context? I do not see a map, or projections. Is it pure spatial-"math" (e.g. geometries) etc.?