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I'm designing a (runtime, highly flexible) graphical system to aid in the breaking-down, visualising and use of any data. I don't like the term 'forever projec
by twelvechairs 14y ago
I'm designing a (runtime, highly flexible) graphical system to aid in the breaking-down, visualising and use of any data.
I don't like the term 'forever project' because it implies this will never be finished.
- 3JPLW 14y agoThe idea is that the process is more important than the result. It's more important that you enjoy working on it than actually finishing it. You sound more interested in processing the data than making the tool.
- twelvechairs 14y agoYou are very right. Processing the data is what drives me. Its just hard to the point of impossible in my trained field(s) [architecture/GIS/planning/etc.] with current tools so I need to invent something to do it for me (which should help others in different fields too). Its on its way... As for your first comment, I agree that the process is important, but finishing something can be important too, and the two [good process and good product] aren't necessarily mutually exclusive.