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I think that undersells what HyperCard could do. It wasn't just a database or a wiki like Notion; it had some fairly powerful scripting capabilities, and was of
by duskwuff 3y ago
I think that undersells what HyperCard could do. It wasn't just a database or a wiki like Notion; it had some fairly powerful scripting capabilities, and was often used for nonlinear interactive content. (Myst was a HyperCard stack, for example!)
- viraptor 3y agoNotion and others have APIs that can drive whatever you want. But I agree with the gist - it's not the HyperCard reimplemented, but it is HyperCard evolved to today's common needs.