[jQuery] Re: [ANN] Lily, javascript visual programming tool
The minVersion in the install.rdf is 2.0.0 I changed to 2.0.0.* and it installed On Jan 29, 2008 9:33 PM, Bill Orcutt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for the useful feedback on the site. I've added another download link and will implement some of the other suggestions as I find time. I hope once you've had a chance to have a look at the program, you'll consider joining the user group- http://groups.google.com/group/lily-users. -Bill On Jan 29, 4:19 pm, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jörn Zaefferer schrieb: BillOrcuttschrieb: [...] Have a look at the demo applications below to get a feel for some of what Lily can do: [...] More information about Lily is available on the website: http://www.lilyapp.org/ Wow. Thats amazing stuff, I love the svg/javascript sound demos. Using interactive visuals to create music is so much fun. Now I just need to take a closer look how Lily enbales stuff like that, so most likey more feedback coming soon from here. Okay, some things: You need a Getting Started section and make that awfully obvious to find on the lilapp.org front page. Currently its difficult to find the download or even the wiki (which doesn't help in that respect). Along the link to the download should be the content of the readme file, avoid the need to download the package before being able to understand what and how to install. I found the download link only on the Public Beta 1 release post, which isn't even on the front page anymore. I also wonder if that couldn't be installed directly from the page - its just a firefox extension, isn't it? That way I wouldn't need to save anything on my disk and unpacking it. The included examples and demos could be provided via the page/wiki. Ah. After writing all that I discovered the top navigation bar, including the download link. You may want to make that a bit more obvious... Jörn -- http://morglog.alleycatracing.com Lets make up more accronyms! http://www.alleycatracing.com LTABOTIIOFR! ROFL! ROFL! ROFL! Upcoming alley cats, reviews, touring logs, and a general congregation of bike nerdity.
[jQuery] Re: [ANN] Lily, javascript visual programming tool
Thanks Morgan- I'll make that change On Jan 29, 10:58 pm, Morgan Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The minVersion in the install.rdf is 2.0.0 I changed to 2.0.0.* and it installed On Jan 29, 2008 9:33 PM, Bill Orcutt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for the useful feedback on the site. I've added another download link and will implement some of the other suggestions as I find time. I hope once you've had a chance to have a look at the program, you'll consider joining the user group- http://groups.google.com/group/lily-users. -Bill On Jan 29, 4:19 pm, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jörn Zaefferer schrieb: BillOrcuttschrieb: [...] Have a look at the demo applications below to get a feel for some of what Lily can do: [...] More information about Lily is available on the website: http://www.lilyapp.org/ Wow. Thats amazing stuff, I love the svg/javascript sound demos. Using interactive visuals to create music is so much fun. Now I just need to take a closer look how Lily enbales stuff like that, so most likey more feedback coming soon from here. Okay, some things: You need a Getting Started section and make that awfully obvious to find on the lilapp.org front page. Currently its difficult to find the download or even the wiki (which doesn't help in that respect). Along the link to the download should be the content of the readme file, avoid the need to download the package before being able to understand what and how to install. I found the download link only on the Public Beta 1 release post, which isn't even on the front page anymore. I also wonder if that couldn't be installed directly from the page - its just a firefox extension, isn't it? That way I wouldn't need to save anything on my disk and unpacking it. The included examples and demos could be provided via the page/wiki. Ah. After writing all that I discovered the top navigation bar, including the download link. You may want to make that a bit more obvious... Jörn --http://morglog.alleycatracing.com Lets make up more accronyms! http://www.alleycatracing.com LTABOTIIOFR! ROFL! ROFL! ROFL! Upcoming alley cats, reviews, touring logs, and a general congregation of bike nerdity.
[jQuery] Re: [ANN] Lily, javascript visual programming tool
Bill Orcutt schrieb: [...] Have a look at the demo applications below to get a feel for some of what Lily can do: [...] More information about Lily is available on the website: http://www.lilyapp.org/ Wow. Thats amazing stuff, I love the svg/javascript sound demos. Using interactive visuals to create music is so much fun. Now I just need to take a closer look how Lily enbales stuff like that, so most likey more feedback coming soon from here. Regards Jörn
[jQuery] Re: [ANN] Lily, javascript visual programming tool
Jörn Zaefferer schrieb: Bill Orcutt schrieb: [...] Have a look at the demo applications below to get a feel for some of what Lily can do: [...] More information about Lily is available on the website: http://www.lilyapp.org/ Wow. Thats amazing stuff, I love the svg/javascript sound demos. Using interactive visuals to create music is so much fun. Now I just need to take a closer look how Lily enbales stuff like that, so most likey more feedback coming soon from here. Okay, some things: You need a Getting Started section and make that awfully obvious to find on the lilapp.org front page. Currently its difficult to find the download or even the wiki (which doesn't help in that respect). Along the link to the download should be the content of the readme file, avoid the need to download the package before being able to understand what and how to install. I found the download link only on the Public Beta 1 release post, which isn't even on the front page anymore. I also wonder if that couldn't be installed directly from the page - its just a firefox extension, isn't it? That way I wouldn't need to save anything on my disk and unpacking it. The included examples and demos could be provided via the page/wiki. Ah. After writing all that I discovered the top navigation bar, including the download link. You may want to make that a bit more obvious... Jörn
[jQuery] Re: [ANN] Lily, javascript visual programming tool
Could not agree more Jörn, every link I click seemed to be sending me in circles. Luckily this app looked really cool, otherwise I would have said f-it in half the time it took me find the download. And I still have not found on the site where is says what version of firefox this is meant for. Apparently not 2.0.0.9. On Jan 29, 2008 4:19 PM, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jörn Zaefferer schrieb: Bill Orcutt schrieb: [...] Have a look at the demo applications below to get a feel for some of what Lily can do: [...] More information about Lily is available on the website: http://www.lilyapp.org/ Wow. Thats amazing stuff, I love the svg/javascript sound demos. Using interactive visuals to create music is so much fun. Now I just need to take a closer look how Lily enbales stuff like that, so most likey more feedback coming soon from here. Okay, some things: You need a Getting Started section and make that awfully obvious to find on the lilapp.org front page. Currently its difficult to find the download or even the wiki (which doesn't help in that respect). Along the link to the download should be the content of the readme file, avoid the need to download the package before being able to understand what and how to install. I found the download link only on the Public Beta 1 release post, which isn't even on the front page anymore. I also wonder if that couldn't be installed directly from the page - its just a firefox extension, isn't it? That way I wouldn't need to save anything on my disk and unpacking it. The included examples and demos could be provided via the page/wiki. Ah. After writing all that I discovered the top navigation bar, including the download link. You may want to make that a bit more obvious... Jörn -- http://morglog.alleycatracing.com Lets make up more accronyms! http://www.alleycatracing.com LTABOTIIOFR! ROFL! ROFL! ROFL! Upcoming alley cats, reviews, touring logs, and a general congregation of bike nerdity.
[jQuery] Re: [ANN] Lily, javascript visual programming tool
Excellent app. Visual programming is a lot of fun and great for creating quick mashups and data analysis. Is there a way to separate the visual code and the results it produces? ~Sean
[jQuery] Re: [ANN] Lily, javascript visual programming tool
Thanks for the useful feedback on the site. I've added another download link and will implement some of the other suggestions as I find time. I hope once you've had a chance to have a look at the program, you'll consider joining the user group- http://groups.google.com/group/lily-users. -Bill On Jan 29, 4:19 pm, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jörn Zaefferer schrieb: BillOrcuttschrieb: [...] Have a look at the demo applications below to get a feel for some of what Lily can do: [...] More information about Lily is available on the website: http://www.lilyapp.org/ Wow. Thats amazing stuff, I love the svg/javascript sound demos. Using interactive visuals to create music is so much fun. Now I just need to take a closer look how Lily enbales stuff like that, so most likey more feedback coming soon from here. Okay, some things: You need a Getting Started section and make that awfully obvious to find on the lilapp.org front page. Currently its difficult to find the download or even the wiki (which doesn't help in that respect). Along the link to the download should be the content of the readme file, avoid the need to download the package before being able to understand what and how to install. I found the download link only on the Public Beta 1 release post, which isn't even on the front page anymore. I also wonder if that couldn't be installed directly from the page - its just a firefox extension, isn't it? That way I wouldn't need to save anything on my disk and unpacking it. The included examples and demos could be provided via the page/wiki. Ah. After writing all that I discovered the top navigation bar, including the download link. You may want to make that a bit more obvious... Jörn
