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Dynamic Content in Immutable Media
Embed dynamic content in written immutable media (e.g., a Mirror blog post).
Overview
Demonstrate content tables on Tableland. We have ideas of Airtable clones being built on Tableland, but here we can start much smaller. Why can’t we include a JS method to embed nice tables directly in webpages!? If the table is owned by the writers of an article, the rules could allow them to update the content. So, dynamic and embedded content in a static mirror webpage.
Here’s a cool example https://thedaoist.mirror.xyz/FfzZ8NnWdb5ygJu13mLi9PdWoGqaoKSm8mJoRIi3GJI. The authors are creating a list of DAO tooling. That list should be dynamic and kept up-to-date! Enter, tables.
Results
- Embed the latest table directly in your mirror.xyz article.
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