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29 lines
907 B
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# Folk Canvas
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## Explorations
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- What would it look like if the browser had primitives for building spatial canvases?
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- How easily can we turn a document into a canvas?
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- Can we incrementally change ownership and control of the web from single-origin server to the user?
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- How can someone more easily annotate and re-layout web pages they did not make?
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- How can we more easily compose and connect web pages and their data?
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- How can we compose together live and visual programming notations?
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- Can we have lightweight visual and live scripting for web pages?
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## Development
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1. Install [Bun](https://bun.sh/docs/installation)
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```bash
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bun i
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# then
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bun dev
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```
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## Primitives
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- `<folk-shape>`: Manipulate HTML elements in space.
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- `<folk-ink>`: Draw lines of ink.
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- `<folk-arrow>`: Define connection between HTML elements.
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- `<folk-canvas>`: Control a camera (panning/zoom) and query elements in space
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