kikito

local grid = {}

local function grid_toCell(cellSize, x, y)
  return math.floor(x / cellSize) + 1, math.floor(y / cellSize) + 1
end

-- grid_traverse* functions are based on "A Fast Voxel Traversal Algorithm for Ray Tracing",
-- by John Amanides and Andrew Woo - http://www.cse.yorku.ca/~amana/research/grid.pdf
-- It has been modified to include both cells when the ray "touches a grid corner",
-- and with a different exit condition

kikito

Single executable which works out-of-the box.

• Extra libraries could add extra features. I/e if no regex library available, then only text is available.
• Space for logs/temp files. If not available/writable, editor is still able to work, with diminished functions.

Plugin-based

• Core functionality is single-file, single-screen editing, with client-server. Almost everything else is plugins.
• Should have good defaults. Not minimal, but can be made minimal. Not an IDE either. Walk the thin line.
• You can replace core plubins with other plugins from the community

kikito

Thump, Pop, Sizzle

https://sb.bitsnbites.eu/?data=U0JveAwC7dkxSgNBFAbgf3Y3sRDs0ghKwGK9gQeIYONZbMTOIq1s-tReRDyHl1k1u6gB0cIiGL5vePMeU04zMH81Sw4yr9PflfQ3KWmmZ9mojlLa68n7eLrx8Db9VAAAAAAA7Eb3SwHwvTrL1JfLlJemaZNy0ZRqcXv_tJi25XiwT8_EMHdbHQAAAIB_bz3W577dAQC2VeerkqySfnI4G47qx-fMk6uSk4Fb2q1uTPO6j1SvG0M_IR8AAAAA_FU3rq9T_MAB7L1X

kikito

• a list

• of items with paragraphs

• another item with a paragraph

  and another line

• and now a last item

• this time with a subitem

kikito

[
  {
    "traceId": "5ab6dfe40fd2d7844cceed129c087c01",
    "parentId": "9258d475e01f9b85",
    "id": "5f65af42e0735adf",
    "name": "get (balancer try 1)",
    "timestamp": 1578931517364000,
    "localEndpoint": {
      "serviceName": "kong"
    },

kikito

kikito

local s = require("say")

local function contains(container, contained)
  if container == contained then return true end
  local t1,t2 = type(container), type(contained)
  if t1 ~= t2 then return false end

  if t1 == 'table' then
    for k,v in pairs(contained) do
      if not contains(container[k], v) then return false end

kikito

I got this list from wikipedia. Then I removed all the libraries that where not MIT, Apache or BSD and those with no sourcecode metrics (i.e. not on github, bitbucket, or trak). And then I added the columns I wanted.

Library	Source	Last Commit	Last Closed Issue	Stars	Forks	Ng-bindings	Dependencies
ricksaw	github	1 month ago	1 month ago	4309	685	Yes	D3.js
nvd3	github	2 days ago	1 day ago	2433	814	Yes	D3.js
Flot	github	14 days ago	9 days ago	3349	842	Yes 1, [2](https://git

kikito

Ok here's what I recommend for before watching Blade Runner 2049:

• Watch Blade Runner: The Final Cut (from 2007). Beware that there are other versions but they are worse. The original one that aired on the cinema was especially bad, since they changed the ending to make it "happy".

• Listen to this episode of iddle weekend (they start discussing BRTFC @ 54:40).

• There's actually more things you can watch before BR 2049; they created 3 free short movies as well. They "link" the events between the original one and the new one. Here they are:

  1. Black Out 2022

2. 2036: Nexus Dawn

kikito

An UI has several parts:

1. The "Layout": Defines the space each control takes. "This button is 32x32 px and is located in 100,100"
2. The "Function": what happens when a control is used. "This needs to happen when this button is pressed"
3. The "Skin": how each control is displayed. "This button, with this state, is a red circle"
4. Bells and whistles: Things like state animations, or playing a sound when a button is hovered.
5. Current focus.
6. A way to handle input: Move focus to next item. "There is a pointer pressing on this position".

Problems: