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The Scott McCloud references are perfect for this topic. I wish I still knew where my copy was -- one of my favorite professors in college assigned it for an ea
by mortenjorck 17y ago
The Scott McCloud references are perfect for this topic. I wish I still knew where my copy was -- one of my favorite professors in college assigned it for an early design class, and it certainly never touched my semester's end sell-back pile. It's more than worth a re-read.
- Nekojoe 17y agoScott McCloud also did the comic book for Google Chrome [1] I love the way complex ideas are explained in a simple manner in that comic book. I do show it my non-programmer friends to explain what goes on under the hood of a browser. I wish more programming projects were documented in this way. [1] http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/index.html http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/index.html
- est 17y agoi wish Google could put that into Fast Flip.
- roundsquare 17y agoI do show it my non-programmer friends to explain what goes on under the hood of a browser. Really? I read the first few pages... it gets fairly technical. I don't think most of my non-programming friends know what a thread is. If they have some vague idea, they certainly don't know the difference between a thread and a process is.