Pietro Vertechi
Pietro Vertechi
Copying my reply in #111 here as this seems the appropriate place to discuss things, I think this is a reasonable to do list in terms of layout fixes: -...
Related concern, if the user uses an observable of widgets, i.e. ```julia options = Observable(["a", "b", "c"]) wdg = map(dropdown, options) ``` then `observe(wdg)` should probably be made to work...
Fixed in the case of `options` by #49
Range of a slider is probably another good case where this would be useful.
Hi! I was also looking for this feature. Would it be possible to borrow the "javascript part" from an other library and put Bulma style on top? For example [nouislider](https://refreshless.com/nouislider/)...
Bump? There are some docs on how to style nouislider [here](https://refreshless.com/nouislider/more/#section-styling). I think it'd be really cool to support multi-handle slider via an optional dependency on nouislider. The only work...
Really nice, also for the data ecosystem where the frequently used function ` i->i.a` can now be written as `_.a` (see #22710, example application `mean(_.a, df)` where `df` is an...
The underscore syntax is actually already used, for example in in the Query package, via macros (see [docs](http://www.david-anthoff.com/Query.jl/stable/experimental.html)). The only difference with Query is that there there is no tight...
> Only a single underscore is allowed. `f(_,_)` throws an error: this case seems ambiguous to me (do you want `x -> f(x,x)` or `x,y -> f(x,y)`?), so it seemed...
@vtjnash this may be a misunderstanding, `@map({_.col1, _.col2})` is taken care of by the macro, I think this PR would be useful for `append!(df, _)` instead. The use case (if...