Re:Decker, a platform that builds on the legacy of Hypercard...
by trevyn on Saturday October 29, 2022 @04:36AM
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Ok, how about "scrollable page" as the underlying mental model?
Re:Decker, a platform that builds on the legacy of Hypercard...
by samatman on Saturday October 29, 2022 @05:45AM
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Drag and drop a scroll bar: now you have a scrollable page.
Do whatever you want to it.
Re:Decker, a platform that builds on the legacy of Hypercard...
by noduerme on Saturday October 29, 2022 @07:11AM
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People who never wrote fluid designs are always the first to tell you it's never been done.
Re:Decker, a platform that builds on the legacy of Hypercard...
by ithkuil on Saturday October 29, 2022 @06:14AM
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It's still there in MacOS's XCode
Re:Decker, a platform that builds on the legacy of Hypercard...
by gcanyon on Saturday October 29, 2022 @01:14PM
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When I've looked in the past, Interface Builder was (as far as I could tell) a first-step-and-don't-return thing. Meaning you could lay out an interface visually, but when you want to start coding it becomes a code definition of that interface, and once you start updating that, you can't (easily) return to the visual interface-definition interface. Has that changed, or was I wrong?
NeXTStep had resizable windows.
NeXTStep had Interface Builder.
Worked like a charm.