sorry if my suggests are not valid to the case:
What’s the use case for this?
I don’t quite follow. What’s the problem you have?
Example for Text components (but this works also for inline lists…):
If we have a foreword in a screen, instructions etc, today we need to create a double button > increment > clear value.
If on text components* we had the ‘show-hide’ feature, we would not need these additional components + columns.
Looking forward to seeing how the sausage is made!
When filtering an inline list, can you add a different symbol besides an “X”?
This was a lot of fun to see you all collaborating so harmoniously! Can’t wait to join you on the next one! Thanks for hosting @Mark @Jason @tristan
Likewise! We had a ton of fun and got a bunch of stuff done. Thanks everybody for coming!
No, we didn’t record it.
yeah, that was a lot of fun. Certainly looking forward to a few of those changes shipping… 
Thanks again for showing how the sausage is made @Mark @Jason @tristan By any chance, was the ability to copy Glide tables implemented? I had to leave early so have no idea.
No, that’s not a trivial feature.
@Mark it’s a bit of side question but experiencing the joy basic no code programming here on Glide has inspired me to learn a programming language, is there a programming language you would recommend to a beginner?
@Tombaker Javascript and Python are both good choices to start with. Don’t worry too much about which language to pick. It’s more important to work on a project that’s fun to you and keeps you going.
Javascript would be a good choice, because Google Apps Script is essentially Javascript. So if you learn JS, you’ll be able to put it to use immediately with Glide 
What would you say are the biggest differences between Javascript and Typescript? Since Glide is written in Typescript, would learning that help us use Glide any better? Thanks
No.
