I often found myself wishing map keys were sorted as well โ Iโve been learning how Fulcro and Fulcro RAD work, trying to make sense of the huge env maps being passed around. It would have been easier to make sense of the database connections and configs had they been next to each other. Funnily enough, I was about to make the same suggestion as @wilkerlucio about not truncating the keys, because it was impossible to distinguish those two keys! ๐๐ Thanks for all your great work on Reveal!
Several folks asked questions about Reveal in tonight's talk: quite a few people hadn't seen it before and seemed impressed with what I showed off (table view, inline browsing of documentation for Java classes and Clojure functions).
Did this talk happen to be recorded?
@sjharms Yes, but I'm giving the same talk/demo to the London group on January 12th and I asked the Provo group to hold back the recording until after that group.
(and I showed sorting of map keys in table view @genekim ๐ )
I was showing Ring request maps mostly which can be big and gnarly.
(I forgot to show the new multiple result panel feature, drat! I'll try to remember when I do this talk again in January!)
So great! I canโt wait to watch the video โ because I loved watching your video where you fixed a big in memoize, and totally blew me away showing REBL.
Provo have agreed not to post it until after the London talk, January 12th. We ended up running over 2 1/2 hours.
As much as I'll be interested to see how REBL continues to evolve, the ability to customize Reveal so extensively is a huge win, in my book.
Awesome, I wish I could join it! I'll attend January talk that better suits my time zone
@vlaaad is it hard to make the table views also support the nav protocol? currently I can nav from the map, but not from the table view
Good question. I think itโs possible, but not in a general way, since navโs dimension is 2xN (k + v by N items in a coll), and table is MxN (any number of columns per N items in a col).
In some cases it should be possible though, Iโll add it to my todo list for exploring