Ben Lerner

No need to apologize! It's useful to be reminded to look over the old issues (and lingering unresolved design questions) every now and then :⁠-⁠)

It's deployed: ``` Tables can be sorted by multiple columns. In general you may select as many columns as desired, and can mix and match ascending and descending sorts. No...

A smaller repro: ``` t = table: name row: "Sasha" end t.filter(false) ``` The internal error does *not* reproduce at the command-line; it seems to have to do with an...

Bumping this: https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2017/02/16/the-road-to-firefox-57-compatibility-milestones/ implies that by November, Perspectives will no longer be compatible with Firefox unless it is converted to a WebExtension. I'm happy to help test beta versions; Perspectives...

The "quadrant I dependency" is an independent thing, and I'm reconsidering it already since it currently slightly breaks how `place-pinhole` works, according to its own documentation. That's fixable independent of...

@asolove ^

Visually, I think it's pretty solid. Focusing on the few things I _don't_ like: * The `Link v` button I think overly hides the Import functionality, at least not without...

We often get teachers (and likely students) who don't see/notice the difference between #share and #program links. I think I'd prefer to see at least `...#share=XXXX...` in the link text,...

When you're working on your _own_ programs, you're working on a `#program=XXXX` link. When you share it, you get a `#share=YYYY` link (with a different id than the program itself,...

The person who sends out the wrong URL won't notice anything -- how could they? they aren't doing anything directly with CPO at that point! The recipient of the link...