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Status update. This was my primary focus last week. The OAuth authentication flow for github is complete, front and back, and I'm pulling out a list of the authenticated users' gists all the way to the frontend.
That's probably more progress than it sounds - there's a lot more work in getting the first OAuth roundtrip done than in the subsequent ones!
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That's a great idea.
What do people think about adding Dropbox too? I mean, it would be nice to be able to edit a file and have it saved to your computer, and then pick it up again later.
I think gists would be best for sharing, and Dropbox might work best for development. But there's no reason we can't have both...
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Gists can have multiple revisions, so you could use a gist as storage and save to it repeatedly during development.
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Ah, good point. Okay, let's stick with that. 👍
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Actually, having said that I've thought of another thing Dropbox would add - you could use your own editor.
(But regardless, we should Gist first and then see what we think.)
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I'm wary of trying to support a local development workflow that integrates nicely with the playgrounds. To do it well you need all the imports etc, not to mention some of the magic flags we secretly add to the file.
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🤔 Yes, that's fair.
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you might as well use docker in this case, no?
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This is now merged, tested and pending release. See #514.
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Related Issues (20)
- Faster pattern matching for built-in types HOT 20
- Ledger API related features
- `PlutusTx.Ratio.reduce` allows negative integer in the denominator HOT 1
- Request for changes to the ScriptContext in PlutusV3 HOT 42
- Error upon fresh import of plutus-metatheory into Agda project HOT 2
- nix develop github:IntersectMBO/plutus HOT 3
- Support data families HOT 7
- Support datatypes mentioning type families HOT 13
- You told me to report this so here it is HOT 1
- Add term mangling
- memoryUsage of empty ByteString is 1 instead of 0 HOT 5
- A builtin converting the outer `Data.Constr` to a SOP for fast `case`? HOT 8
- Getting the validator hash onchain HOT 2
- Dependencies resolution fails for `cabal run uplc` HOT 1
- Provide expected result of compress and uncompress builtins for UPLC conformance HOT 5
- SOP lists aren't faster than built-in lists HOT 3
- `builtinsAvailableIn` doesn't account for backports
- `hedgehog` builtins generators have horrible coverage
- Variable name size can impact evaluation time? Or just drop the names
- `plutus-benchmark` is slower than `uplc` despite doing the same?
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