> I think Steve is referring here to IOS. It's hard to explain it, but it is > really great stuff, and is changing the way I think about a lot of design, > development, and communication issues.
Yes I imagend that's the bit I want to hear.. why great? what changes etc.. Has any one articulated this yet ? Rebol has had me hooked since last September. I have all kinds of plans for it, though someitmes it feesl the other way around. I am not sure if it is Rebolor rather thaifts in my balance of thinknig.. more fun more experimentally and experientially actove than before. Somethign seems to hapepn quickyl one I even try out as tiny idea with Rebol to get the conceptual juice flowing. Only propblme now is my ideas aer way ahead fo my skills. I begin to suspect a: dillusion b: re-inventing bycicles in siberia when what I really need is horse or a yurt ie: it has got me wondering more deeply about architectures and network processes. So yesterday I dove into an amazing book called: "Illustrating Evolutionary Computation with Mathematica" by Christian Jacob. It's part of an online tutorial glittering under the bannerof 'Evolvica' http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~jacob/Evolvica/ Mathematica is nice, but not essential to appreciate whate he's doing. A free MathReader tool will suffice, plus there's Java examples and some other great illustrations. The math and biology are way beyond my present skills, but despite that, I feel am still 'getting' a lot of it. And I suspect growth and adaptation of Rebol-based communications may be very close to opening up similar behaviors . So then I wonder really what is the architectural design for REBOL.. and what direction[s] is it headed? I am ramblling and reaching... Does this make sense to anyone? [time for bed] ./Jason -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
