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🕰️ 2024-11-27 11:10:10

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Konrad Hinsen 2024-12-17 08:05:02

A small step in terms of coding, but a big step towards my goal of moldable data science: plotting support in my moldable inspector for Common Lisp.

It wasn't that much coding because most of the hard work is done by Plotly.js. Other than embedding it into my inspector views, the main work for me was implementing a few Lisp macros that provide a nice lispy syntax for the JSON data structures that Plotly expects as input.

📝 Plotly

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Tom Larkworthy 2024-12-20 22:08:14

There were some tricky problems to solve to get to this. Still glitching and a WIP, but finally piece number 3 is beginning to come together, a userspace notebook renderer inside a notebook, that works with the existing observable notebook cells, but whose layout state can be drastically different, and yet still persisted via single file export. All the pieces are reactively editable insider the notebook. The notebook state is the editor. There is no distinction between the development UI and the executing program, and its a single 1.2MB HTML file that works offline.