There is a real chance now that newbies will be able to get the Leo Aha
much more quickly than before.
And the Aha that clones are *first* about work flow, and only *second*
about view has made a big difference.
The new hello world step-by-step is a revolution in my thinking.
I'm going to continue that revolution by discussing work flow patterns.
These are patterns I've taken for granted and afaik, never explained
*anywhere* Sheesh. Here is a partial list. I'm looking out for others as
I work:
- Copy & copy a clone to create an unlinked (archived, non-cloned) copy of
it.
- Copy & paste any tree to archive it.
- Reorganize cloned @test nodes to specify only those tests that you want
to run.
- Clone nodes and move them close together to focus your attention on them.
- class myClass:
@others
- << imports >>
- Creating to-do nodes to get to-do items *out* of sight.
The Aha about clones being workflow improvements came directly from a
remark Kent made while he looked over my shoulder. I'm intending to "look
over my own shoulder" to discover more.
Edward
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