Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list.
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc "sticky" đ¤
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc Best I can manage on short notice is "scroll on extend"
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc `follow_bottom` (or perhaps `follow_edge` if it also applies to the top)
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc follow or tail
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc if it's meant for something intrinsically time-based (like a log): "follow" or "follow updates".
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc DigDeeper
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@mcc `follow_bottom` (or perhaps `follow_edge` if it also applies to the top)
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc stay_at_bottom
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@mcc DigDeeper
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@mcc "sticky" đ¤
@elomatreb @mcc gotta be "stickyBottom"
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@mcc follow or tail
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc it's sort of like "follow stream" or "streaming scroll" or something along those lines.
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc Is it just the bottom? I want to call it scrollToInsertion.
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc Pit of Abyss
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc in DebugView the menu option for this is called "Auto Scroll"
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@mcc in DebugView the menu option for this is called "Auto Scroll"
@phairupegiont @mcc If itâs an accepted term, no point re-inventing.
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc it's like we page mode vs logs mode... Maybe reading_mode, but true when it doesn't auto follow.
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc AlwaysReachNewLow
Also the name of my autobiography -
Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc âanchorsToBottomâ maybe? iâve been writing something similar which has an âanchorIndexâ that can be equal to the listâs length (which produces this behavior)
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Imagine you are writing a reusable UI component for a scrollable list. You want your list to have a property such, if true, the list follows the rule "if the user is already scrolled to the bottom of the list, and a new item is added to the bottom, autoscroll to the new bottom".
What would you name this property?
@mcc brainstorm ([bracketed] parts are optional, / indicates an alternative, * indicates one I like more):
[auto]scroll_to_update, [auto]scroll_to_latest, [auto]follow_updates, [auto]scroll_track_updates, *[auto]scroll_at_bottom, [update_/auto]scroll_on_grow[th], [update_/auto]scroll_on_expand, [update_/auto]scroll_on_add, *[auto]scroll_bottom_to_latest
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@lysander @GustavinoBevilacqua @pino
sĂ, infatti ho specificato che i numeri con una rappresentazione finita non hanno un'unica rappresentazione.
Ironicamente, quelli con infinite cifre non nulle dopo la virgola invece sĂ
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@kaithefox4 fedora è la base usata dalla distro nobara, che è una fedora potenziata solo per il gaming: https://nobaraproject.org/
quindi si è ottima per il gaming, se non vuoi sbatterti troppo nelle configurazioni nobara ti aiuta ad avere un pacchetto completo :)
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@Paoblog grazie per la segnalazione!
Ne parlavamo giusto negli scorsi giorni...
https://mastodon.uno/@simonperry/116104699690057992
Mai rinunciare alla civiltĂ im viaggio.
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Bidet, il gadget tascabile per chi non vuole rinunciarci nemmeno in viaggio
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@filippodb la leggerezza è uno dei miei ultimi problemi, in quanto ho un pc da gaming potente. Fedora è una buona distro anche in ambito gaming?
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@Gina My dream, Saving for a campervan (hopefully next year I've got the sum), getting rid of the house and travel till I die in my own driveable space.
