99 LINES? That's huge. How about this one in 227 characters?
<a href="http://xem.github.io/sheet/" rel="nofollow">http://xem.github.io/sheet/</a>
:)
Now <i>that's</i> a great write up. I always find when I'm blogging about some technical stuff, I start out strong and then say "ah screw it, here's the code, figure it out yourself". Kudos audreyt for great quality from beginning to end.
To people commenting before reading, this link is more interesting in its discussion of how the demo was implemented than the fact that it is 'only 99 lines'.<p>Please check out the great write-up and thank you author(s).
Thanks for the amazing write-up. Extremely clear. I learned a lot about Angular and ES6, from this, and I encourage this meticulous write-up style for future projects.<p>Also, your attitude in dealing with the comments here is extremely commendable.
OT: what's the modern online version of MS Access? (a tool that will allow a non-technical person to create a simple db-backed form & report web app)
look also at handsontable: <a href="http://handsontable.com/" rel="nofollow">http://handsontable.com/</a><p>Excel like spreadsheet editing in the browser
... dependencies with 3 other libraries: AngularJS, WebWorkers, and Traceur Compiler<p>Not 99 lines anymore, hence no bragging rights<p>And # of lines stop being a problem since VAX computers