Think of Revolution (or perhaps more appropriately Dreamcard) in this
context. If we could define, say, 10 or 12 basic application types
that have a significant number of elements in common within each and
make it possible to get a big head start in creating an app by
choosing what we can think of as a template for that type of
application, and if we could do that without limiting what you could
do to the resulting semi-auto-generated code, where would be the harm?
On Oct 12, 2005, at 2:11 AM, jbv wrote:
So, to take the discussion a little further, here's what (IMHO)
could be a step forward
to a real goal-oriented UI : users would have the possibility to
describe (via a set of
commands or even a structured language) the goal they're reaching.
And the app would
be smart enough to produce documents as closed as possible as the
original description,
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