One of the things I love about Engelbart's work is that it does not obfuscate the underlying data. You have the data structure at your finger tips and it's up t

One of the things I love about Engelbart's work is that it does not obfuscate the underlying data. You have the data structure at your finger tips and it's up to you how you display it or interact with it. If you've got a graph, you interact with that graph as a graph. If you create a list you can interact with that as a list. I am trying to implement something in a similar vein[1]. [1] 98, 4, & 44: https://github.com/samsquire/ideas https://github.com/samsquire/ideas