Just got Lopecode's plain text serialisation format deterministic so its now git diff friendly! The first version of the new multi-notebook architecture is public here from the lopecode repository. The code editing experience sucks and I lost a lot of functionality switching to dockered multi-notebook but it is so much better being able to work on two or more reactively linked notebooks at the same time it will be worth the backward step long term.

Working on a proposal for the algorithm of fit-to-width text for CSS. Planning to present it to CSSWG next week if all goes right :)

I already have a technique that handles a few main use cases (kizu.dev/fit-to-width), but if we want it to be native, we need to handle a bunch more: specifically, a case when a line of text has “static” elements that do not change their dimensions in response to the font-size change. This, with added handling of optical sizing of a font, requires us to basically render the same line box up to 4 times, but with 2 of those being optional (when no static elements, or no optical sizing axis present in the fonts used).

So mostly working on fine-tuning the algorithm + making a prototype of it with custom elements & shadow DOM (with no runtime JS for layout, only for duplicating the content to emulate multiple renders), and also thinking about what an API for this property could look like, with possible options, etc. And will need to also think how some other edge cases will need to be handled (reverse dependence on the font-size, initial-letter, and a bunch more).

Today I added Knotend-like keyboard shortcuts to my Graph editor app: codeberg.org/nilesh/grapher

Because this editor supports compound graphs where, besides adjacency edges, nodes can also be nested using at most 1 parent per node, I needed 4 separate actions on graphs for the currently selected node:

• Add a destination node (using the Tab key)
• Add a source node (using Shift+Tab )
• Add a child node (using ~ )
• Add a parent node (using Ctrl+~ )

I haven't yet added keyboard shortcuts for adding "sibling" nodes.

Also felt sad that we don't have standardized UI components with keyboard shortcuts for manipulating trees, DAGs, plain graphs, compound graphs or hypergraphs.

Today I added Knotend-like keyboard shortcuts to my Graph editor app: codeberg.org/nilesh/grapher

Because this editor supports compound graphs where, besides adjacency edges, nodes can also be nested using at most 1 parent per node, I needed 4 separate actions on graphs for the currently selected node:

• Add a destination node (using the Tab key)
• Add a source node (using Shift+Tab )
• Add a child node (using ~ )
• Add a parent node (using Ctrl+~ )

I haven't yet added keyboard shortcuts for adding "sibling" nodes.

Also felt sad that we don't have standardized UI components with keyboard shortcuts for manipulating trees, DAGs, plain graphs, compound graphs or hypergraphs.