Thanks. I downloaded (mac) and played around a bit and have some notes below. I'm not a data analyst, just a programmer interested in new programming systems.
- On the signup screen I accidentally clicked 'sign in with google' then reailzed I didn't want to, and I don't think there's a way to go back to the first screen (without restarting the app)
- When I go to Help -> Documentation in the mac native menu bar I get a link to electronjs documentation, not Enso docs
- The button in the top right that looks like a power button was a bit confusing. I didn't understand what it did immediately and there's no tooltip to explain it.
- I noticed a bug where if I hit the spacebar multiple times quickly to toggle the result view the entire canvas goes blank, then comes back if I hit the spacebar again
- I found it a little confusing that the args of a node are displayed as a var name even when the exact input is known. For example I had the constant `6` as an input to a function `n.up_to` which rendered as `number1.up_to` when I expected to see `6.up_to`.
- I didn't find it intuitive that you cant (I think) edit existing nodes. Do you have to create new ones from scratch, or copy/paste somehow?
- On the signup screen I accidentally clicked 'sign in with google' then reailzed I didn't want to, and I don't think there's a way to go back to the first screen (without restarting the app)
- When I go to Help -> Documentation in the mac native menu bar I get a link to electronjs documentation, not Enso docs
- The button in the top right that looks like a power button was a bit confusing. I didn't understand what it did immediately and there's no tooltip to explain it.
- I noticed a bug where if I hit the spacebar multiple times quickly to toggle the result view the entire canvas goes blank, then comes back if I hit the spacebar again
- I found it a little confusing that the args of a node are displayed as a var name even when the exact input is known. For example I had the constant `6` as an input to a function `n.up_to` which rendered as `number1.up_to` when I expected to see `6.up_to`.
- I didn't find it intuitive that you cant (I think) edit existing nodes. Do you have to create new ones from scratch, or copy/paste somehow?