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The idea was to use the Git commit log to show how a software evolved into what it is today. I needed to think of zooming in and out of context, where there are thousands of commits involved. I am not a good UI person so I will definitely take inspiration from this.
This is such a lovely article and I relate to the idea as I have thought of something similar when I was building a passion project ( https://github.com/pixlie/gitplay ). The idea was to use the Git commit log to show how a software evolved into what it is today. I needed to think of zooming in and out of context, where there are thousands of commits involved. I am not a good UI person so I will definitely take inspi…
It's great that someone has a new saying, but it's still the same concept. It's not like we've just been shown a new wheel. It's just been cleaned up and given fresh coat of armor all, and maybe chrome rims instead of the ones from the factory
This is such a lovely article and I relate to the idea as I have thought of something similar when I was building a passion project ( https://github.com/pixlie/gitplay ). The idea was to use the Git commit log to show how a software evolved into what it is today. I needed to think of zooming in and out of context, where there are thousands of commits involved. I am not a good UI person so I will definitely take inspi…
Very nice! On Perforce I always loved the time-lapse view. Basically another view that could let you see your code evolve over time with branches and changes. There are some git tools like this but never captured my imagination like the Perforce time-lapse. I am eagerly looking forward to trying your tool!
Isn't this the original design of hypertext as intended by Ted Nelson? Like, instead of clicking links and navigating to somewhere else, the relevant information would actually accompany the text?
I have no idea who the author is but that was the most beautiful blog Post I’ve ever come across. I would be perturbed if didn’t know ai was used to help make the fish but I’m not trying to detract from my praise. Good post op
I really like the layout of the reimagined wikipedia it has the feeling that there is an entire group of people and subjects the care about and rely on the central topic. It's the exact same feeling as studying at a good school. The narrative that this circle creates can be a powerful motivator for learning. With wikipedia and other wikis, most articles feel like your reading an expense report and 99% of links are equivalent to the "general topics" and seem to serve more as distractions from your topic rather than a circle around it.
This is such a lovely article and I relate to the idea as I have thought of something similar when I was building a passion project ( https://github.com/pixlie/gitplay ). The idea was to use the Git commit log to show how a software evolved into what it is today. I needed to think of zooming in and out of context, where there are thousands of commits involved. I am not a good UI person so I will definitely take inspi…