Awesome app. Do you plan on using it for anything in particular? Or are you just creating it as a passion project. It's totally cool.
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Learning about https://treenotation.org/ (linking this for other people, not for you, Breck :P), and I like what I see. My first impression was: "tree notation is like lisp, but with python indenting".
But then looking at it more and I see it's much more like YAML or CSV or whatever. But then I read:
> We no longer need to store our data in error prone CSV, XML, or JSON. Tree Notation gives us a simpler, more powerful encoding for data with lots of new advanced features
And I didn't understand! Tree notation seems equivalent to these. Like at a certain level, it's all just data. Now, the major benefit is that you're supposed to think differently about what you're doing when using tree notation. Would love to hear your opinion about this conjecture.
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Not getting into the beautiful and amazing work that's been done WITH tree notation (yet), that's a whole other conversation!
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Learning about https://treenotation.org/ (linking this for other people, not for you, Breck :P), and I like what I see. My first impression was: "tree notation is like lisp, but with python indenting".
But then looking at it more and I see it's much more like YAML or CSV or whatever. But then I read:
> We no longer need to store our data in error prone CSV, XML, or JSON. Tree Notation gives us a simpler, more powerful encoding for data with lots of new advanced features
And I didn't understand! Tree notation seems equivalent to these. Like at a certain level, it's all just data. Now, the major benefit is that you're supposed to think differently about what you're doing when using tree notation. Would love to hear your opinion about this conjecture.
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Not getting into the beautiful and amazing work that's been done WITH tree notation (yet), that's a whole other conversation!