Lately I've been working on some module documentation that depends on cross-referencing script snippets on several different widgets on the card. In order to try to make the examples a little more clear without eating up too much screen real-estate, I made a variation on the TabBar Contraption that sets up two-way binding with the .script attributes of a configurable set of widgets. It makes Decker an even more "live" programming environment in some ways, though it doesn't provide you with any warnings or help if you make a typo in a script...
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i have pet chickens, i make drawings, and i write software of questionable usefulness. that's pretty much the extent of my personality. ask me about array programming, decker, or anything, really.
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The contraption harvest is really coming in, this time of year. 🌾🌾🌾
Phinxel may be interested in this... later. 👀
I dunno when I'm going to have all the details and examples fully sorted out, but I think my next module's gonna be a real humdinger.
This feels like a combo of several previous things you've made.
Nice and streamlined, as all things should be.
this is so cool. maybe i will write a clojure dialect for lil, cus i can't live without structural editing lmao
Implementing a useful subset of Clojure as a Lil module would be a pretty neat project!
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