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Platform: Mobile
Status: Investigating
Unit: Editor
streetwriters[bot]
enhancement
help wanted
sanniheruwala
Canvas + SyncEngine haven t been profiled.
Questions:
- At what size does SyncEngine.ingestNotebook start taking 100 ms?
- React Flow render perf with 50+ nodes — virtualization needed?
- CellList ...
area/graph-canvas
effort/medium
type/exploration
NoelHuibers
Description
Problem
Page creation and deletion currently update notebook page counts using a read-modify-write approach:
notebook.pageCount += 1;
await notebook.save();
and
notebook ...
durdana3105
enhancement
glassBead-tc
P1
Q3
wf:graph
tomymaritano
📘 Setup Developer Notebook Structure
Goal:
Create and organize a Markdown-based developer notebook repository to document learning, track progress, store code
snippets, and log bugs using a clean ...
documentation
JohnWeatherford
Requirement to display plots or figures when running sections, cells or entire scripts.
1. Embedding in the terminal as default behavior at the end of the section, cell or script
2. Manual trigger to ...
3nricoMarinelli
agent-ready
harness:frontend
marimo
JeromyJSmith
pico-notebook Implementation Plan
Overview
Build pico-notebook, a Tauri 2 + React 18 + TypeScript desktop notebook application that wraps the PicoCAS symbolic
computer algebra system. Each notebook ...
msollami
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