Episode #1: Prototyping the interface
Finally, a little bit later than planned, here is the first episode in the Twingly Summer of Code reality show. In the first episode you can see us prototyping the interface with paper and with some awesome choreography 
This post was written by Kristoffer Forsgren
Impressive
Comment by Antonio Riveras, Thursday, 19 June 2008 at 13:49
Sweet idea! But how is the similarity graph between languages defined (on the outmost zoom level)?
Comment by jack, Friday, 20 June 2008 at 15:49
Hey Jack,
Since I gather that the email address that you provided isn’t accurate, I won’t even try it.
Since I’m not completely sure of what you mean, I’ll try to answer you here, if it’s not the answer to you question please come back and I’ll do my best to explain.
The general ideas of the graphs are that they will correspond with how much they are alike and how “big” they are. The similarity will be shown by thicker edges between the nodes, and the size of the blog will be shown by size of the vertex for that node.
Comment by Jonas Kac, Saturday, 21 June 2008 at 01:43
[...] For you who don’t know what we are doing, take a look at our first episode. [...]
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