Saving Workshop

[Owen Densmore]

I'm just starting to use numeric's workshop. Is there a doc for the workshop?

For example, I found shift-return keeps me in the current box, nice!

But I haven't figured out how to save the current permalink I've made.  Is there a "save" command of some sort so that after I've created my permalink, I can update it later?

And I suspect there are lots of other questions but these were the first to come along.

Thanks,

   -- Owen

[Sébastien Loisel]

Hi,

Quick reply from my phone before I go to bed: there is no save feature but the browser local storage should save the last thing you worked on.

Thanks.

S

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[Owen Densmore]

Thanks! Lovely library.

   -- Owen

[Owen Densmore]

Ah, I see: numeric uses local storage by default and the permalink is used to store the worksheet on the web to share with folks.

So I'm guessing the workflow is:

- Use the local storage for trying things.

- When complete, or at a "commit" state, create a permalink to it.

- When moving on to new work after creating permalinks, "start over" to clear the local storage, with the permalinks as a set of useful worksheets, a history.

Local storage is lovely!  Are the permalinks on github?  Would make sense.

On Thursday, March 6, 2014 10:11:36 PM UTC-7, Owen Densmore wrote:

Thanks! Lovely library.

   -- Owen

[Sébastien Loisel]

Didn't see this email earlier. The permalinks are in an SQL database.

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