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hobbesmaster posted:how does Qt not count? As a result most programs other than a small number of word processors have typically avoided even dealing with WYSYWIG rich text but I don't think that's because it's not useful, but simply because it has been too hard to actually work with before. mystes fucked around with this message at 21:18 on Jul 21, 2022 |
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I have yet to see wysiwyg rich text editor that doesn't eventually end up being hell of "okay, which mode I haven't ended up yet, ffs I want to slightly edit this block and it won't let me, aaaaa, it's simpler to just delete all and start over".
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Sagacity posted:yes, that makes sense. the 7 GUI challenges page is also a pretty good one. some libraries are actually trying to implement the challenges to prove they're usable in the real world. how many of them are taking the hq9+ approach
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Xarn posted:I have yet to see wysiwyg rich text editor that doesn't eventually end up being hell of "okay, which mode I haven't ended up yet, ffs I want to slightly edit this block and it won't let me, aaaaa, it's simpler to just delete all and start over". WhatsApp's chat has the best approach for that IMO: you still see the delimiting characters, but they're faded so they don't jump up at you. It's almost wysiwyg, but with the transparency of markup languages. In a desktop editor you could have a toggle to turn it off and go full WYSIWYG in case you care about e.g. total message length or text alignment, or formatting sheets if you're doing traditional word processing jobs.
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NihilCredo posted:WhatsApp's chat has the best approach for that IMO: you still see the delimiting characters, but they're faded so they don't jump up at you. It's almost wysiwyg, but with the transparency of markup languages. The discord editor is similar, you see the control characters but they also apply the effect to the text. It's so much better than the alternatives (looking at you Notion)
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distortion park posted:The discord editor is similar, you see the control characters but they also apply the effect to the text. It's so much better than the alternatives (looking at you Notion) give me markdown tables or give me death
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Yeah, Discord does this well. Teams, Slack, Notion, probably others, do not.
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it's such a clear, unequivocally better way to do things that my initial thought was that there must be a patent on that style of input but on further reflection, the chat apps that are openly contemptuous of their users are the ones not doing that, so
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Xarn posted:Yeah, Discord does this well. Slack has markdown but Discord doesn't tho, at least not links anyway in fact there is no way to make custom link text in Discord that I know of
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Every electron markdown app implements its own bespoke subset. Slack and discord are identical in that way.
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I'm just upset about the discord links okay, sheesh e: this post made me realise this thread is pedantry personified - so is programming in general - what am I doing with my life I don't know what it says about myself that it took me so long to notice Private Speech fucked around with this message at 16:41 on Jul 22, 2022 |
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gonadic io posted:give me markdown tables or give me death so html tables? 
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Markdown is an ad-hoc and incomplete reimplementation of a poorly defined subset of html, it's true
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Just use adoc. 
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Private Speech posted:Slack has markdown but Discord doesn't tho, at least not links anyway I can't imagine why a chat program would want to avoid letting people falsely represent URLs
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adoc is objectively superior markdown is trash~~
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asciidoc is good because it can be version controlled wysiwyg editors loving suck
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fuckin python dependency conflict bullshit wont let me deploy to prod gently caress
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a deploy *and* dependency change on friday. bold strategy cotton.
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nudgenudgetilt posted:a deploy *and* dependency change on friday. bold strategy cotton. git push -f
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gonadic io posted:Every electron markdown app implements its own bespoke subset. Slack and discord are identical in that way. One of the core features of the markdown spec is that it has no official implementation.
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CarForumPoster posted:git push -f git push -frrriday night motherfuckers!
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CarForumPoster posted:fuckin python dependency conflict bullshit wont let me deploy to prod gently caress contemplating if this behavior is a cry for help
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:git push -frrriday night motherfuckers! new thread title
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:git push -frrriday night motherfuckers!
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:git push -frrriday night motherfuckers!
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:git push -frrriday night motherfuckers! lmao read this in charlie kelly's voice
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shouting "wildcard bitches" and jumping out the back of the van is what I do when my coworkers inquire about my 4:30 push to production
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friday night
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look its a simple hotfix just ssh'd in and git pull then restart the server, max downtime 30 second nbd
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WYM json.dumps no serialize Decimal type whats the fuckin point just make it a string you BITCH EDIT: i just wanna store my json string in the db ugh
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*takes a sip from flask* heh get it
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aerospike will auto serialize all your poo poo for you, including just pickling whatever you send at it that doesnt map to a native type. time to switch imo
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Private Speech posted:I'm just upset about the discord links okay, sheesh actually it’s an abstract representation of pedantry as programming in general itself is not a person
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12 rats tied together posted:aerospike will auto serialize all your poo poo for you, including just pickling whatever you send at it that doesnt map to a native type. time to switch imo drake nah SQL drake ya SQL MySQL 5.6 for life
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it's either postgresql or you can go gently caress yourself, imo
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snowflake and bigquery also pretty good, but in different ways
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MrQueasy posted:One of the core features of the markdown spec is that it has no official implementation. sure it does, it's that perl script john gruber pieced together a couple decades ago
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pokeyman posted:sure it does, it's that perl script john gruber pieced together a couple decades ago Example != Canonical
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gonadic io posted:new thread title
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