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Fri, 14 Mar 2003
Haystack coming
LCS's Haystack project has redone their site to include screenshots
and the promise of downloadable code. This looks like a very interesting project, comparable in some ways to Chandler. It looks like they are managing information using RDF so that they can do some inferencing. It also looks like they have found a way to us continuations in the user interface, replacing dialog boxes with UI continuations, which allows multiple UI contexts to be saved and returned to later.
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and the promise of downloadable code. This looks like a very interesting project, comparable in some ways to Chandler. It looks like they are managing information using RDF so that they can do some inferencing. It also looks like they have found a way to us continuations in the user interface, replacing dialog boxes with UI continuations, which allows multiple UI contexts to be saved and returned to later.
LCS's Haystack project has redone their site to include screenshots and the promise of downloadable code.
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