> it doesn't seems there are massive interest for something like that either It's been a long enough time that most people don't even know that "Hypercard like

> it doesn't seems there are massive interest for something like that either It's been a long enough time that most people don't even know that "Hypercard like things" are even possible, or what they mean, or how one could use them. The "appification" of personal computing has ensured that there are "programmers" and "users" (scribes and plebs) and that the relationship will be transactional and commercial. > he world today is like 90% consumption, people consume news, media, video etc. The more the development community realizes this, the better off we will be -- because it will become clear that in a technical sense a completely different way (ie the direction of Smalltalk or Hypercard) is possible and that the truly limiting factors are cultural more than anything else.