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Would be cool to provide a live debugger to a web application through a script tag like on http://jsconsole.com/

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Can we stop with the auto-opening of the inspector? It's mostly frustrating, especially when you use a function that returns the global (e.g. `window`). It's huge and takes up like...

question

We need a simple architecture for registering plugins and creating a custom application build. The plugins need to be able to register their versions to the current notebook as well....

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I'd like to get a better understanding about the weight of our embed code and how comfortable we are with it. It looks like scripts/embed.js loads https://api-notebook.herokuapp.com/scripts/api-notebook.js. embed.js is 40kb,...

enhancement

When a user pushes "save" on a notebook for the first time and has not changed the title from "New Notebook," let's show a modal asking the user to title...

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usability

RAML should have a convention to include documentation links within the specification for use in the notebook. This is a followup to #127 and #131 where we add a link...

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new feature

Let's quickly add HTML to the inspector. It'd be great for demos to be able to create a canvas tag in JS, draw on it, and then display the canvas...

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new feature

When you insert an API through `API.createClient('github', '/raml/github-api-v3.raml');` we should display the RAML description in the inspector instead of displaying the client function (which isn't really useful). The inspector output...

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usability

We don't need all of the cell menu actions and could possibly do away with it. Here's the current list: ![screen shot 2014-01-20 at 12 40 22 pm](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/212941/1958080/2532d094-8213-11e3-9c1d-cbffcfc51302.png) - Moving...

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