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Hey, Squeakers:
I'm at a new place of work where every Tuesday we do a seminar on a
programming concept of some sort. (They've been doing a lot on
patterns.) Our flagship product is a tool for manipulating and
presenting medical data (flow cytometry data, in fact) and has a lot of
the tactile functionality of morphic. In other words, object can be
resized and moved and edited, not rotated but I think that's planned.
I was thinking of presenting Morphic as a direction the interface could
possibly emulate and wondered if anyone had thoughts on that. I know
Morphic is being replaced by Tweak (or is Morphic going to be rebuilt on
top of Tweak?) and wondered what sort of philosophies/experiences had
accumulated around its use.
===Blake===
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