Peter Saxton 2022-07-25 18:17:30 I got my message passing working for my universal web app. By my definition universal is where a single program, single language and single type environment extend over client and server. vimeo.com/733332434
Tom Larkworthy 2022-07-27 13:17:47 I have been trying to figure out a better way of providing video accompaniment to computational notebooks. I think I am getting closer to something that is genuinely better than an embed, with a tiny amount of code I can provide a "skip to <named section>" which I think makes navigation within videos so much better.
Luke Persola 2022-07-27 21:14:22 Any thoughts on how this relates to the existing timestamp and chapter features YouTube provides? Of course those have to be set by the video publisher, and Iβm not sure what equivalents there are on other platforms.
Tom Larkworthy 2022-07-27 21:46:02 youtube chapters are solving the same problem but they only work in the main youtube site. I am using video to augment prose + code via embedded video in computational notebooks . So I can't use chapters. I don't feel like pure video is a great medium for technical content.
Mariano Guerra 2022-07-28 12:32:25 π₯ GlooEye Week 4: Slack API, Markdown Support, JSON Interactions
00:05 Slack API
00:35 Post Message Endpoint
01:02 Slack Block Kit Support & Live Preview
01:53 Send Message to Slack
02:32 JSON Collapse/Expand One/All
02:54 Conversation List Endpoint
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Mariano Guerra 2022-07-28 13:53:58 I was thinking about something like that but I need to know that the proxy is not logging the requests, since most of them have some api key in them π
Tom Larkworthy 2022-07-28 13:58:25 the proxy is open source by design, the code is in the notebook I linked. part of webcode's aim is to run publicly auditable code, extending open source to the server in a new meaningful way. The webcode runtime is a bit of a binary blob, you can see its code here and soon you can self-host it, but the point of fetchp is that is it is implemented in userspace service, using code hsoted by an independant 3rd party (observablehq) so you can kinda trust its not doing any shennanigans coz you can see the code, or fork the notebook for your own implementation of fetchp