UIs derived from liquid types

You can do FLIP animation with the new Shared Element Transitions API??? sick.

chriscoyier.net/2022/10/21/the…

Her royal highness Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle wore jewelry by my brand KHIRY, out todayyy from Variety. Peep those sculptural rings!!! 🖤🖤🖤

The joystick is so joyful to use. Lots of small touches like an AST-aware double-tap highlighting.

Katie was an incredible mentor to me when we overlapped as students at UMSI! I cannot say enough good things. If you are considering computing ed research, she should be at the top of your list for rigorous scholarship, mentorship, and being a genuinely awesome person!!!

i ended up being sick the whole week i was in rome last month for VL/HCC; recorded my talk from my hotel room. plus side, this means there's a recording:
youtube.com/watch?v=G_9Yyu…

How can visualization authors rapidly prototype animated and interactive visualizations using shared abstractions?

📝Animated Vega-Lite: Unifying Animation with a Grammar of Interactive Graphics
Josh Pollock Dylan Wootton Arvind Satyanarayan
#IEEEVIS #VIS2022
vis.csail.mit.edu/pubs/animated-…

thanks for the shoutout jack!

for more on tylr, check out my recent TyDe talk + paper with Yung L∃∀n 5 (by popular demand) Cyrus Omar 〰️
youtu.be/rlUC8glDACE
tylr.fun/tyde22.pdf

Me for COVETEUR in all KHIRY shot by Marisa Langley

I've been working on Dynamic Easing Function, which accepts initial velocity and continues the transition to keep the velocity continuous. Thus it can deal with target value changes caused by user interaction or cancellation.
openprocessing.org/sketch/1684527

I wrote up interactive examples from our POPL 2022 paper at f.luid.org. (Couldn’t do this before for performance reasons!) Our main insight is that Galois connections relating input “parts” to output parts have De Morgan duals – as long as “parts” have complements.

can someone recommend a good javascript or ocaml fuzzy matching library i could use to improve the below rankings? (ideally something that will emit indices like those used below for the green underlining). beginning to question the time i'm spending with ad-hoc edit-distance DP

i don’t use a screen reader but i’d still like to use this. sometimes with complex charts idk where to start! i welcome the structured narrative.

How can developers make existing web visualizations more accessible to screen reader users *today*?

MIT Visualization Group presents Olli, an open source library for converting web visualizations into accessible text structures for blind and low-vision users.

mitvis.github.io/olli/

Tanvir has done an incredible job leading high-impact projects resulting in industry adoption, establishing collaborations, mentoring students that went to great programs, and raising funding. He already operates as a successful junior professor and will be an awesome advisor.

David Moon is talking about the future of projectional editors. Great work, I am a big fan!

This is a really exciting update. Here is why!: (1/9)

Brainstorming ideas for the HYTRADBOI jam.

Feel free to pick up any of these.

hytradboi.com/jam