Christian Grøngaard

Replaced the boring buttons with some type controls!

(🤫 This is actually a really good showcase for input rules: github.com/portabletext...)

Couldn't sleep so I built Game of Life in @sanity.io's Portable Text Editor

👉 portable-text-of-life.vercel.app

🧑‍💻 github.com/portabletext...

GitHub contribution chart with three consecutive blank weeks

Now that's what I call vacation

OK this quiz is just *flips table*

The cake was not a lie!

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Here you go, Jeppe: docs.angularjs.org/guide/scope

error TS6133: 'someVariable' is declared but its value is never read.

That's terrible. Better fail the whole build immediately.

Hey, it worked! This is going to become expensive...

The sun, visible through dark clouds, partially eclipsed by the moon

Partial solar eclipse, March 29, as seen from Denmark (through the right glasses)

I Love Features!

Can I slide the thingy to commit code or how does it work?

Blue floppy disk containing Wolfenstein 3D Episode One: Escape from Wolfenstein

Found my Wolfenstein 3D floppy

Maybe there's something I'm not seeing here, but since the type resolves to "string" I'd just use that instead. At least "string" won't provide a false sense of type safety.

I wouldn't, unless it was last resort, use the type "string" either if any of the values had special meaning. Which my whole point.

Maybe a 🌶️ take, but I generally don't like this trick. If one of your default/known values changes - e.g., "alert" is renamed to "warning" - your call sites won't break, and subtle, hard-to-discover bugs can be introduced. Any string is allowed, remember?

It's so good.

And... psst... guess what's driving the behaviours in and around the code block: www.portabletext.org/concepts/beh...

What's the end goal?

Ah, stupid me. Of course there are third-party solutions 😇 Let's see if scrobbling is still fun or if it's time to leave one of my oldest internet accounts.

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Looks like last.fm still doesn't offer a way to export your data. So... I guess I might as well revive my 20-year-old account for the second(?) time!

Do you have one?

www.last.fm/user/christi...

(I want to listen to more music again, and maybe this can be a weird sort of motivation.)

But does it have :potato-intensifies:

It's a common term 🤔 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue%E2...

MacBook A1181 with various stickers, including "I Hate Computers", on a couch

My MacBook from 2007. Still boots. And I still hate computers.

Here's a link to the Behavior that turns `---`/`___`/`***` to a horizontal rule object: github.com/portabletext...)

Any feedback welcome!

editor/apps/playground/src/editor.tsx at main · portabletext/editor The Standalone Portable Text Editor. Contribute to portabletext/editor development by creating an account on GitHub.

PTE still needs to know what object you want to use for the <hr />: github.com/portabletext...

But at least you don't have to reach for any UI tool to insert it. Maybe this would help?

We are hoping to bring the Behavior API, in some form or another, to Studio very soon.

Hi there!

We are working on a new API (currently beta) for PTE that allows you to easier customise the editor behaviours: www.portabletext.org/concepts/beh...

Behavious can be bundled in plugins and the most fully-fledged plugin we've made so far is a Markdown plugin:
playground.portabletext.org

It really is a special feeling sitting in your car, listening to a podcast, as you've done so many times before, but this time YOU'RE THE GUEST!

Thank you, @simeongriggs.dev, for inviting me on to talk about Portable Text, text editors, Behaviours, Gherkin and state machines and more.

Grøngaard && Griggs

Very soon, you'll be able to hear @simeongriggs.dev and me talk about the Portable Text Editor—the challenges behind the scenes, as well as the cool new APIs we're cooking up.

Try it out on playground.portabletext.org

Or have a peek at the plugin source code here: github.com/portabletext...