yup i must say i am also doubtful on the actual "tutorial". I'm trying to be constructive so please don't take offense of my personal remark:
This is more of a demo, it's not really explaining how to do it. For instance, a tutorial should explain the rationale of a web OS interface. AFAIK that's not such a popular choice for web apps. Not that it shouldn't be, but some argumentation on its potential (usability?) for end users would be good. Then deconstruct this "OS interface" into, indeed, drag 'n drop, start menu, desktop icons, and present the list of forthcoming tutorials. All this should wipe away any of the doubts i had while reading it. thanks liam for the effort, keep on improving it, but don't be afraid to describe/analyse a problem before jumping on its solution. best, alexandre On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 8:22 PM, donb <falconwatc...@comcast.net> wrote: > > I may seem a bit dense, but what's the objective here? And is 'OS' > Operating System, Open Source, something else? Maybe Part 2 clears > all this up, but some intro/background would help a lot. > > On Dec 16, 7:57 am, AdrianMG <yens...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Finally here you have the First Part of this series of tutorials to >> recreate an OS Web Interface with our lovely jQuery javascript >> library. >> >> Here you have the link guys, I hope you can use it for your personal >> projects: >> >> http://yensdesign.com/2008/12/creating-an-os-web-interface-in-jquery-...
