Apple Design Award Winners Announced 25
Glen Low writes "Apple has just posted the list of Apple Design Award winners for 2004. Big Bang Chess walked away with two awards: Best Product and Best Technology Adoption, and my very own Graphviz port was runner-up in Best New Product and won the Best Open Source Product. And yes, the GUI is all BSD-licensed Cocoa goodness."
Re:Dupe! (Score:1, Funny)
Design == form over function? (Score:5, Informative)
Re:Design == form over function? (Score:5, Funny)
Maybe I can finally win a game! The apple chess program that comes with OS X is seriously too hard for me.
Re:Design == form over function? (Score:1)
Re:Design == form over function? (Score:5, Informative)
Re:Design == form over function? (Score:2, Informative)
Is that too much to ask of a current AI? (seriously)
Re:Design == form over function? (Score:1)
Re:Design == form over function? (Score:2)
Anyway, it's probably the best-looking chess software ever and always a pleasure to use.
This Year's Candidates (Score:4, Interesting)
Of course, I'm not a developer myself, so I can't exactly judge too well, but based on what I do know, it seems to be a strange decision.
Re:best "inspiration" (Score:4, Insightful)
But if the Konfabulator developers would rather moan and whine instead of develop a better product, then that's fine by me. I know better.
Re:best "inspiration" (Score:3, Informative)
Re:best "inspiration" (Score:2, Insightful)
Your post was basically propagating the popular myth that's floating around from paranoid and indignant developers about a product that hasn't even been released yet.
Re:best "inspiration" (Score:1)
Didn't microsoft say something similar when they were trying to defend having IE intergrated with the OS?
If you think that your statment is any different then you deserve a glock to the head.
Re:best "inspiration" (Score:2)
Re:best "inspiration" (Score:1)
Re:best "inspiration" (Score:4, Informative)
Other Graph Layout tools (Score:3, Informative)
Check out www.cytoscape.org/alpha.html for the latest version. Some features include type-ahead-find for node serarching, multiple network support, and lots of integration with disparate data sources.
SVG support. (Score:1)
Re:SVG support. (Score:2)
Re:Other Graph Layout tools (Score:1, Interesting)
Graphviz for Mac OS X does have an interactive zoomable interface and exports to SVG (but not imports, which might be difficult sinc
Animusic... (Score:3, Informative)