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We certainly use some of these principles in OrgPad.com and some of those inspired even the User Experience in a fundamental way. E.g. a bullet point list in a
by kaliszad 6y ago
We certainly use some of these principles in OrgPad.com and some of those inspired even the User Experience in a fundamental way. E.g. a bullet point list in a linear medium such as a text or a slide in a presentation is like a star in a graph, where all children have the same weight. The thing is, when people see it like that graphically, they sometimes get ideas they wouldn't have, if they stared at a long text. Sometimes they figure out, that actually the points are not equal weighted or that there isn't such a clear boundary and connect some of these children together either by a link or by selecting the same colour to group them.
Btw. we program everything in Clojure + ClojureScript so immutability and the other points is like preaching to the choir.
Not related, I thought Manning will not publish the book. At least that is the last information I have seen a few days ago. I thought about buying that book.
- viebel 6y agoMy original book with Manning about Clojure has been abandoned. Now I am writing a book about Data oriented programming