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This existed in the 90s! The Self programming language[0] took Smalltalk's existing visual approach and extended it to be a full visual environment with interac
by trashburger 3y ago
This existed in the 90s! The Self programming language[0] took Smalltalk's existing visual approach and extended it to be a full visual environment with interactive animations and physical metaphors, giving you a literal "desktop" to work on. Later versions of Self also supported working on a single "world" over the network, where the other users' objects and "hands" (cursors) would be visible to you. Here's an official movie released by Sun Microsystems:
https://youtu.be/Ox5P7QyL774 https://youtu.be/Ox5P7QyL774
[0]: https://selflanguage.org/ https://selflanguage.org/
- skydhash 3y agoA multiplayer lisp or smalltalk vm can work beautifully for this. With adhoc support for chat and video call. But that would work only in a single project context.