rpc table with copyable urls

[dariaag]

• made rpc table by network
• made urls copyable by clicking on them
• had to make font smaller to fit so not sure about this, hence draft pr

[kkkk666]

I think there is too much information on the horizontal axis now. It would be better to swap the contents of the horizontal and vertical axes. This way, the presentation would be more user-friendly.

[web3jenks]

I think there is too much information on the horizontal axis now. It would be better to swap the contents of the horizontal and vertical axes. This way, the presentation would be more user-friendly.

I also think is a bit hard for developer to select the right endpoints.

Could we consider reducing the dimentions, and have the different types of nodes in side one cell? @dariaag

[web3jenks]

I think there is too much information on the horizontal axis now. It would be better to swap the contents of the horizontal and vertical axes. This way, the presentation would be more user-friendly.

I also think is a bit hard for developer to select the right endpoints.

Could we consider reducing the dimentions, and have the different types of nodes in side one cell? @dariaag

How about this?

| Type | Provider URL |
| RPC (Pruned) | Node Guru: https://xxxxxxxxxxx ; Polkachu: https://xxxxxxxxx |

Grouping by type, we have multi-lined entry for provider and their urls.

How will this look?

[dariaag]

@web3jenks what about this?

[kkkk666]

@web3jenks what about this?

Do we have a recommended node? For example, could we mark * on top of a certain recommended node?

[dariaag]

@kkkk666 great idea! our preferred ones are node guru? @web3jenks

[web3jenks]

@kkkk666 great idea! our preferred ones are node guru? @web3jenks

Yes preferred ones are node.guru ones.

[web3jenks]

@web3jenks what about this?

Okay, this might be the only way to present it without introducing vertical scrolling.

Let's introduce vertical scrolling and make them a bit wider so we don't see two lines for a node url on a normal width (1200px) if the provider is more than 3.

[web3jenks]

@dariaag and I have discussed, we will find more examples from other ecosystems.