syndamia.com/src/teaching/upp-2025/week02/machine_table.js, branch masterRepository for my websitehttps://git.syndamia.com/repo/syndamia.com/atom/src/teaching/upp-2025/week02/machine_table.js?h=master2025-10-11T12:13:24Zfeat(teaching/upp-2025/w02): Add a button for increasing the available rows in the table2025-10-11T12:13:24ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2025-10-11T12:13:24Zurn:sha1:cf9e224eb0a0bfd5303790ebd4879cc2295a3b38fix(teachihng/upp-2025/w02): Load styles like any normal stylesheet2025-10-05T17:55:26ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2025-10-05T17:55:26Zurn:sha1:70ec859dee61a77ac813c1bf1e6f8d928fd1c2b2
The old approach using JS would cause CORS policy errors. Since the
stylesheet is disabled by default, it won't ever be downloaded, unless
you're on a machine_table page. But even if you try, it will fail
because of the relative path, making sure you almost never download it.
feat(teaching/upp-2025/w02): Add materials and exercises2025-10-05T17:31:09ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2025-10-05T17:31:09Zurn:sha1:7e77973c9d8594ee2f36a18b53f5d78d797a6686
This week will be very experimental, since no real material will be
taught. We could do some git or Visual Studio drills but those will be
boring and limited in useability.
Using this fancy table should aid in pointers and thinking about data
and operations as part of the same domain.