And in particular, Bike is a fast outliner, and I’ve actually just been discussing with some people in some forums, “Well, why – is it really fast?”, everything. So their standard text component that most applications are built on has legacy things that it has to support. They have a really hard job of supporting everything that was there and evolving it forward, and I can’t imagine trying to do that. It might be better to go back to the text editor.įor macOS, I think that a lot of text– I mean, the whole text system, it comes from 30 years – I don’t know, whenever NextStep was.
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And all these things that we add on top of it are valuable, but if they get in the way of these core little things, like I can copy and paste text, or something… It’s always a trade-off and it’s taking away.Īnd so that’s been my assumption for a long time, is that for the kinds of things I’m interested in that are text-based, just a basic text editor is the foundation, and try to expand on that idea, but be aware that anything you do is going to have a plus and a minus, and that you might just be losing. For some use cases, it’s just like you can edit this text without retyping it, which is dumb and 50 years old, but that’s the big difference from paper. And I think that the real magic is pretty simple, in a lot of ways. Maybe this is old news, but especially for like 1995, they’re the magic new thing. One thing that I have come to think is that computers are magic. So that got my attention, I was like “Hey, well…” So I wonder why that is, and stuff. And so that realization - which wasn’t immediate - that I came to, and I especially came to it with WriteRoom, where that was kind of just a fun idea that I did in a week and it got more attention and applause and money than stuff I’d worked on for years. Well, let’s see… I put my grocery list in this text editor, and it looks just as good and as easy to manage as some fancier tool. If you put that information that you’re visualizing - and there are tons of exceptions, but I’m just talking about for a day-to-day, an average person. And in particular, they were doing zooming user interfaces where it’s a two-dimensional surface that you zoom into smoothly.Īnd so all of that was neat, and lots of experiments and cool demos, but in the end I also have this interest in taking notes on things, and I came to the conclusion that it’s really hard to get a zooming interface or any other fancy interface to be generally as productive as just like a plain text editor. And that was neat in that it was lots of interface design kind of things. And then after a year of that I went and worked at the University of Maryland in their Human-Computer Interaction Department as a programmer, a research assistant kind of person. And I went to a startup that was doing visual things. I want to put things on the screen that I can click. Studio art was a minor, and more I like to draw and stuff, but… I like looking at visual things, but I’m not too much of an expert beyond that.Īnd anyway, so then after college, I did – again, interested in cool computer stuff as being visual, fancy buttons on the screen, not so much server algorithms, or things like that. And then I went to college and did computer science and studio art.
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And I was interested in graphic design mostly, because I liked Mac for some reason, I’m not sure why, and I wanted– Photoshop was the top of the… I graduated high school in 1995, so that’s the timeframe. So let’s see… So I wanted to do cool computer things in high school. Check it out today at /changelog Notes & Links
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