On 09/01/2008, Matthew Cashmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> As this is the developer list I'd like to keep it quite technical here
> before we open it out to the main list for general feedback... However...
> In this instance I was really interested in this work (which came out of
> the last la
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Sent: 08 January 2008 15:17
To: backstage-developer@lists.bbc.co.uk
Subject: [backstage-developer] RSS Sliders
We've been developing a prototype interface element for the BBC
which we'd like to release to the Backstage deve
stage-developer] RSS Sliders
We've been developing a prototype interface element for the BBC which we'd
like to release to the Backstage developer community for feedback and
improvements.
HYPERLINK
"http://projects.hinterland.nu/bbc/sliders"http://projects.hinterland.nu/bbc
/slid
>Would that be useful?
Yes, much much more so. If I can't use Google Reader to read something, I
don't read it, and I suspect I'd not that abnormal.
Just had a thought - what if you could use the sliders to create your page
and then that generated a custom RSS feed based on those settings?
Would that be useful?
m
On 10/1/08 11:09, "neil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Davy [and all others who have posted comments].
>
> We're going to twe
Hi Davy [and all others who have posted comments].
We're going to tweak it based on this round of feedback, and hopefully
then build a production version for Nations and Regions. At that point
the code should be ironed-out and ready for general release. Word from
the BBC is that they plan t
On Wednesday 09 January 2008 15:37:41 Matthew Cashmore wrote:
> That's an interesting point actually should 'useability' be part of the
> developer list or is that something that should be kept to the main list?
In my opinion, yes, absolutely - usability is a major part of any software
system.
On 9 Jan 2008, at 15:37, Matthew Cashmore wrote:
But as you say... It would be very interesting to see how many
people would actually use them.
I think they are great idea - but they are quite bulky, so would
probably need most/all of a page of their own rather than fitting
into a regu
As this is the developer list I¹d like to keep it quite technical here
before we open it out to the main list for general feedback... However...
In this instance I was really interested in this work (which came out of the
last labs) because it solves a specific problem for N&R that being if you
l
On Jan 8, 2008 3:16 PM, neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Questions include: Is this intuitive? Does the data shift as you might
> expect? Are two sliders too complex? Is a slider appropriate here, or should
> something else be used? Is the sorting algorithm right? What should we do
> about dupl
I like it!
Pretty cool stuff - might use it on Mood News! When /how are you
planning a release?
Davy
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ready adjust the amount display from each category).
Good job guys!
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of neil
Sent: 08 January 2008 15:17
To: backstage-developer@lists.bbc.co.uk
Subject: [backstage-developer] RSS Sliders
We've been developing a prototype
We've been developing a prototype interface element for the BBC which
we'd like to release to the Backstage developer community for feedback
and improvements.
http://projects.hinterland.nu/bbc/sliders
It's a simple slider widget which allows for four RSS feeds to be
mixed down into a singl
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