lol, roam manages to implement a janky little spreadsheet right within any page using block refs. This is brilliant @Conaw you're making the world's best turing tarpit.pic.twitter.com/tclMHBPqod
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One simmering tension I can see here is whether Roam naturally wants to be a visual tool or a textual tool that's like a beefed up command-line paradigm. I think it wants to be both, but that means really pulling 2d visuals into the nested blockref paradigm properly
Possibly one way to do that is build native viewport control which should be straightforward with html5/svg. Something like canned viewpoints. * {{view}} * xcenter ycenter * xspan y span This is going to get into css like attributes and declarative nocode though :(
Data-linked diagramming is always a tangle, if Roam can make it work that would be a major breakthrough for a lot of currently fuzzy “I guess some spreadsheets and a graffle” work.
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