- fetch huge json
- collapse first level fields
- leave node/subnode of interest open
- change backend
- refresh paw, and see changes way faster, coz it will show only open subtree
really useful for large json responses! (Postman dies on those)
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- fetch huge json
- collapse first level fields
- leave node/subnode of interest open
- change backend
- refresh paw, and see changes way faster, coz it will show only open subtree
really useful for large json responses! (Postman dies on those)
but more than sheer lines of code, I'm talking complexity i described above.
Thats basically strafe jumping with air control:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_DwN4z5UMo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lANjZ0NO8XI
and some examples with fights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHo4l-qmGHI
This was by far the most hard to master, and most rewarding skill, once you can do laps around the maps you lost track of time, and find your self doing this for hours.
Why do you think they will do so?
- Hey guys, we are on front page of HN again!
- Yaay, lets upvote!!!
- instant updates and critical bug fixes
- reproducibility
- visibility
also, because of "Atwood's Law" [1]
[1] http://blog.codinghorror.com/the-principle-of-least-power/
Also, d3 wont be able to pull it off. If we do a comparison, i think that d3 is MooTools, wee need to get to ES6/angular/react kind of libraries.
We have both electron and NW.js now, that should be easy.
Kappa.
Me on the other hand would LOVE to have one place where i could have all my team mates on one place, right now when we need to train i send the email to one half of the team and FB messages to other.
Maybe you should try to fix that problem instead of creating FB like wall.
I think that comments like this confirm that we really need new/better APIs, and i hope that browsers will get into it.
Also there is one funcionality you want there: type in gene name (or prefix) and highlight matches and fade out rest of them to lets say 0.05 alpha.
I really liked the object model of paper.js, but the very same layers/object model led to some performance issues ol large data sets. So im stuck with custom canvas implementation with no vector/high res export solution.
It was the same with PC monitors, for years LCD models had ENORMOUS input lag and crappy features, but now we see models with 120HZ and no input lag/passtrough mode appearing.
If they announce update it should be available for us before we start doing actual work.
(if the product in question has the same level of quality/community engagement)