[Sigia-l] WINDS relation browser

[Ed Housman]

I like it!  I would like to use it in one of my applications if,
as you said the data is managed separately from the visualization
function.  I love its snappiness and simplicity.

To whoever is designing it:  Please let me know if the functionality
is portable to other similar network arrays.

--Ed

--- Listera <listera at rcn.com> wrote:

> Eric Reiss:
> 
> > But what happens when the application actually contains all the
> > proper info - including measurement delineators? That's what
> > separates the good from the bad apps. And it did lack basic
> > geographical info.
> 
> I'm not the one who coded it, but the amount of info should not pose a
> problem. You've seen how fast it parses the XML and how fast it re-renders a
> view. That should, in general, keep pace with the amount of increased data,
> caching/purging things as needed. If you were to increase the categories or
> the types of relationships or the display complexity, however, it could
> begin to slow down.
> 
> ----
> Ziya
> 
> Design is doing for a dime what anyone can do for a dollar.
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