webwielder

>On the other hand, complaining about the alert box the Flash Player popped up struck me as particularly funny- of course that wouldn't have appeared on an iPad. It doesn't have Flash.

I think that's kind of the point. Using the iPad is just a cleaner, nicer experience because it's not bogged down with a lot of the desktop cruft.

I think it's entirely reasonable that a consumer-centric tech visionary cut down in the prime of his career would get more attention than the death of a programmer-centric tech visionary whose major work occurred in the 60s and 70s.

Has Twitter ever had a vision? Their product direction seems to have been largely based on cribbing what users and third party clients come up with.

What were we before? Elves living in blissful harmony?

Consider using Antetype instead: http://www.antetype.com

It's an app designed for screen design, by screen designers, and it saves me so much time.

For anyone interested in a real, shipping app that offers many of the niceties of Enterface, check out Antetype: http://www.antetype.com

I decided to use it for doing the high fidelity mockups of Enterface, and it turned out to have a lot of the stuff I was looking for. I still want my app, though :-)

Hey guys, thanks for all the feedback. Right now Enterface is just a concept, hence no call to action. I would love to have it developed, if only for my own use! I'll need my own icon, too...

Midas Green Tech, anyone? http://www.midasgreentech.com

His site's design has bigger problems than jaggy text. Ironic that he's warning of the perils of skeuomorphism with that getup.

Were you inspired by the Shelf from NeXTSTEP?