[00:18] <wayland76> Pedagogically, I think you should provide a written example, but still require the user to type the new material as well.  The act of typing it will help them learn.  

[00:57] <wayland76> On a different topic, I wanted to mention two proposals that I've just created issues for in the problem-solving board....

[00:58] <wayland76> The first is that we have a new (additional) website called involvement.raku.org -- https://github.com/Raku/problem-solving/issues/523

[00:59] <wayland76> The second is just a notification of the Tree-Oriented programming and Table-Oriented programming stuff I've been working on -- https://github.com/Raku/problem-solving/issues/522

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[01:24] <SmokeMachine> I think it could be faster if we send the code to a backend and compile it and communicate with the animation using SSE or websocket... but that would require a backend...

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[01:50] <wayland76> You could also make it seem faster by displaying messages like "Compiling...", "Loading...", "Computing path...", etc.  

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