On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 7:55 AM, Edward K. Ream <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am beginning to feel that something basic is missing from Leo. As
> Ville recently said, it's too hard to share data, especially .leo
> files.  Sentinels are not the issue: we would still have the problem
> even if no one were bothered by sentinels.
>
> This problem can not be solved by adding "ordinary" features. And
> deleting clones is also not a solution :-)
>
> This is a good time to confront this issue. The relevant parts of
> Leo's internals are "perfect": we have the simplest possible internal
> data model (the one-node world), and the simplest possible sentinels.
> So it's clear that "ordinary" optimizations will not suffice either.
>
> My unease increased after adding the "Recovered Nodes" feature.  They
> shows how often Leo's load process is not as expected.
>
> I don't have a clear idea of the way forward.  Something more is
> needed, but I couldn't say what.  I suspect that new ideas will
> involve re-imagining how Leo interacts with the larger world.
>
> I'll be adding to this thread from time to time.  I encourage any and
> all ideas.

Leo means different things to different people. To me, it's a graph
database with a brilliant
editing / viewing front end.

I see "Leo the app" as an example of what can be built with the "Leo API"

For me, the "Leo-ness" is secondary to the API.

The stuff I consider most important involves enriching the API,
such as convenient access to breadcrumbs (the list of nodes visited,
and the type of visit)

:-]

As mentioned in a recent post, I see in Leo's future making friends with other
residents of the graph database world, such as http://networkx.lanl.gov/

Thanks,
Kent

>
> Edward
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