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Yet, in the same article the author mentions Delicious Library's influence on the design of Classics. Rip off, my behind. It's an _obvious_ metaphor. Commenter
by mr_eel 17y ago
Yet, in the same article the author mentions Delicious Library's influence on the design of Classics.
Rip off, my behind. It's an _obvious_ metaphor. Commenters on the article even point out other examples like Shelfari.
- krtl 17y agoYah, its not a huge deal. But something I thought I would share with the community here.
- DougBTX 17y agoIt reminded me of Delicious too, but yes... books on a bookshelf and pages which turn like pages.
- kylec 17y agoI wonder if there will be a way to turn off the animation. When looking at the promo video there was way too much movement for the simplest of things like selecting a book, turning a page, etc. For me, it would get old very fast.
- jotto 17y agoLet us not forget that one of the originals behind Delicious Library now works (or did work) at Apple - http://www.mikematas.com/ http://www.mikematas.com/
- arfrank 17y agoHe left in july 2009 I believe. Cant pull up dead link to the blog post, cache wont work, but here is the link to the google search http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=mike+matas+leaves+apple&aq=f&oq=&aqi= http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=mike+matas+leaves+a...
- jstevens85 17y agoYou're a bit off there. He joined Apple in 2005.
- pyre 17y agoHow do you figure? If he joined Apple in 2005 and left in July 2009, what's the issue? What's 'a bit off?'
- jstevens85 17y agoSorry, I read your post as he joined in July 2009, which would make Apple's use of the bookshelf more suspicious.