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One of my favorite ideas in this space is Lotus Improv. It lets the user edit and view arbitrary "tensors" and not just 2d or 3d data. The UI/UX is fairly intui
by aziis98 2y ago
One of my favorite ideas in this space is Lotus Improv. It lets the user edit and view arbitrary "tensors" and not just 2d or 3d data. The UI/UX is fairly intuitive and I'm sad no one developed the idea further. It's formula system is also very interesting.
Here is a demonstration video I found about it
https://youtu.be/lTko_Pt2ZZg?si=9xtATPq7NU9oqooa https://youtu.be/lTko_Pt2ZZg?si=9xtATPq7NU9oqooa
- jiehong 2y agoThank you! I am blown away!
- operator-name 2y agoWow, I've never seen Lotus Improv but so far there's a lot to love. If you're not aware, excel has something similar to the formula system if you use tables, and in combination with LET and LAMBDA it's also pretty pleasant. I've got the rest of the video to watch, but thanks for your comment!
- nxobject 2y agoAw, he demos the Windows version - the original NeXTstep version has timeless aesthetics. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rgGmKD87U3M https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rgGmKD87U3M Another innovative but forgotten piece of “better than spreadsheet” software is Javelin PLUS. https://archive.org/details/Javelin3_5 https://archive.org/details/Javelin3_5