Paul Homer wrote:
I'm in a slightly different head-space with this idea.
A URL for instance, is essentially an encoded set of instructions for
navigating to somewhere and then if it is a GET, grabbing the
associated data, lets say an image. If my theoretical user where to
create a screen (or perhaps we could call it a visual context), they'd
just drag-and-drop an image-type into the position they desired.
<snip>
That whole flow wouldn't be constructed by a programmer, just the
translations, say bitmap->png, bits->compressed and compressed->bits.
Again, not a new concept - c.f., Intel Mashup Maker, Yahoo Pipes, Deri
Pipes, ...
--
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice.
In practice, there is. .... Yogi Berra
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