An observation: users have accepted that computing is organized as a constellation of rigid software appliances (“apps”) that never seem to work well together and certainly can’t be composed or extended
And yet, unless I have sorely misunderstood, Unison's editor is a browser-based thing, which creates a barrier much more rigid than the ones surrounding the tools I use today.
A question: does this just make web apps? I don't do webdev and nobody bothers to mention it these days when they presume all the programming you do is for the web.
An observation: users have accepted that computing is organized as a constellation of rigid software appliances (“apps”) that never seem to work well together and certainly can’t be composed or extended
And yet, unless I have sorely misunderstood, Unison's editor is a browser-based thing, which creates a barrier much more rigid than the ones surrounding the tools I use today.
A question: does this just make web apps? I don't do webdev and nobody bothers to mention it these days when they presume all the programming you do is for the web.