“A software application that records performance time of written text and vehicles it as additional information: it saves and reproduces every single action during the composition of a text, so that an additional dimension of emphasis in written communication can be circulated.”
http://aaaan.net/jaromil-tbt-time-based-text/
http://rg42.org/wiki/tbt (example)
Writing environment with strong focus on structure. Documents are organized in a tree structure that is layed out in columns to traverse visually.
(https://oldcomputers.net/canon-cat.html)
A computer system with text-based interface and some ideosyncratic tweaks developed by Raskin aimed at high efficiency and convenience. He elaborates on his approach in his “Humane Interface” book. Most notably the LEAP function, a way to quickly navigate around documents, that also introduced the dedicated LEAP buttons on the CanonCat’s keyboard.
“Soylent is a crowd-powered interface: one that embeds workers from Mechanical Turk into Microsoft Word.”
