hyperfiddle

http://hyperfiddle.net
dogenpunk 2018-08-07T02:22:49.000039Z

Hi, can I have beta? (matthew at a domain called http://matthew-m-nelson.com)

2018-08-07T16:03:51.000312Z

Schema editor fixed yesterday, gifs are not yet HTML5

2018-08-07T16:04:28.000435Z

@dogenpunk Hi Matthew, sure thing, hopefully this weekend or early next week

dogenpunk 2018-08-07T16:04:44.000079Z

Great, thanks!

2018-08-07T16:04:58.000552Z

@dogenpunk where did you find us?

dogenpunk 2018-08-07T16:06:48.000129Z

Either through a long night of googling for info on datomic, or @ericnormand’s newsletter

miridius 2018-08-07T19:43:22.000378Z

Hi @dustingetz, I'm going through the hyperfiddle tutorial/playing around at the moment if you want to video conference

2018-08-07T20:08:04.000024Z

@miridius i do but ˆam on my way out the door to a pitch event, ping me next time, thank you for thinking to ask

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miridius 2018-08-07T22:46:44.000029Z

Is there a way to add variables into a fiddle's query? I'm trying to build a search page and I got as far as creating a results page which lists every entity in the DB, but not sure how to let the user filter those results and/or provide inputs to the query itself

miridius 2018-08-07T22:49:03.000122Z

I thought about treating each search the user performs as a new entity and saving the query text to the DB, which might actually have some cool implications e.g. for looking up search history. But I was wondering if there's a more ephemeral way to collect user input. I guess another way to ask this is whether there's a way to have some front-end state that can be interacted with

miridius 2018-08-07T23:41:02.000087Z

Is there any reason to avoid making lots of fiddles? E.g. if I make one fiddle for each thing that I would normally make a separate reagent component for - which means anything more than 5-10 lines of hiccup would go in its own fiddle

miridius 2018-08-07T23:49:13.000050Z

sorry if some of these questions are stupid... I'm still wrapping my head around things a little 😉