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I generally like to hear how people work, but it gets a bit boring if it's all web developers & TED circuit guys, where it all comes down to "list of apple devi
by mhd 14y ago
I generally like to hear how people work, but it gets a bit boring if it's all web developers & TED circuit guys, where it all comes down to "list of apple devices + GTD apps". I would love to see the setup of some people. A few screenshots would be nice, but a short screencast would be even better. Even if it's all pretty standard (e.g. Eclipse + Chrome, Sublime + Safari, Blender + XCode), I think one could learn a few things here and then how other people hop around between applications and accomplish tasks.
At least I think it would be interesting, it might also just lead to me freaking about because someone is doing it wrong (As Sartre said, hell is seeing other people google).
- malandrew 14y agoI think it would be cool to watch videos of people doing the work we respect them for. The same way that Notch occasionally posts of video of him hacking for many hours straight.
- keithpeter 14y agoThat would be interesting from a UI design point of view. Bo Staake springs to mind http://youtu.be/S7qUKv7XVx4 http://youtu.be/S7qUKv7XVx4
- jbl 14y agoI think screenshots and screencasts would be awesome for this sort of thing. A lot of things get lost in the descriptions. I'm more interested in how people use their chosen stuff than I am in what precise gadget they use.
- waferbaby 14y agoFeel free to clone the site and do a version with screencasts!
- mhd 14y agoI don't really think people would be up for this. It's nice to think about, but for a lot of folks this would mean messing with some hitherto unknown to them screen recording software, finding a project they can transmit freely without copyright problems etc. But one can dream…