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@ -69,3 +69,35 @@ theme: white on black, with a paper texture from my design library
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desaturated, darkened, and rendered a seamless tile, using the Google
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'Marcellus' font, which kinda sorta looks Tolkeinesque.
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## Progress
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It looks pretty.
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![ElderScrolling](./ElderScrolling.png)
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Criticism: "Cards" is doing too much, and not enough. It would make
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more sense to have a moving window, showing no more than what it would
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take to show the user what is expected at that moment, with the ability
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to load high and low, keeping only what the user is _looking at_ in the
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DOM tree.
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Proposal: Cards needs a CardCollection proxy object, which the Cards view
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object (personal convention: TSX files are named for what they show,
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semantically; TS files may be suffixed with "Model" or "Collection",
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a'la Backbone, to seperate them from the views, if needed; "Model"
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objects are very rarely needed) taps it as the user moves up and down;
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the IntersectionObserver tool would be pretty good for this; and if the
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proxy actually _cached_ the fields it had already seen, it wouldn't be
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slow at all.
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The proxy object could also support the search feature by keeping two
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collections: one of the "whole" set, and one of the "last search" set;
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the proxy could swap between them as needed.
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Enhancement: Well, it could use a "zoom" feature with a nice overlay.
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It might even be lovely to have a second page with all the things I
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haven't shown, like attributes, subtype, rarity (not, not the pony),
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or keywords.
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Enhancement: It is possible to search based on set, attributes, and so
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forth, so a sidebar with those as filters would also be kinda cool.
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