Pattern Repository User

Anyone interested? On Wed, Mar 25, 2026, 23:18 Josh Ronsen <joshro...@gmail.com> wrote:

Anyone interested? On Thu, Mar 5, 2026, 02:16 Josh Ronsen <joshro...@gmail.com> wrote:

A very nice digital version (demo only) of APL for tablet and smartphone. A final project in visual

Hi Lev, A light bulb went off for me when Ward said to me, "you have to build the technology,

Hello Lev, Gary, and the rest of the group. No, the Hierarchy of Scale pattern does not appear in the

There has been some good discussion on the first Zuker patterns. Particularly on You Cannot Build

Strangely, I've found myself in Berkeley, CA. My fiancee lived here, and we were drawn back. Got

Sorry for any cross-posting. ---------- It's been about a year since we put up placepatterns.org.

Heya folks - Glad to see some conversations happening on place patterns. I've responded to some

I'm happy to share with you an early prototype for a pattern repository. Currently, it can

Heya folks - I'm planning to introduce the site to the BPA list over the next day or two. (The

Ah - only IE7, which is 2% of the market and falling. Not worth worrying about, after all. On Thu,

Lev >> Agree. A good approach might be to have a variety of templates for plausible sentences,

I like tagging/folksonomies for things like culture, climate, and geography. I pause on loosening the

Yes, and the photos of specific examples communicate a lot of contextual and tacit information -- the

Excellent. I'm back in saddle on Sunday morning. Will take a good look at the work that he did

Posting to user group ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Theo Armour Date: Friday, May 4,

Eliezer, This is a good beginning I think. I like the straight forwardness of the approach. The

In the case of the community authored components - be they textual, or even something like a

I would think that the various Creative Commons licenses offer enough alternatives to satisfy the

Thank you all for the warm reception that I received over the past couple weeks in San Antonio,

Perching Near Walkways People like to sit near pedestrian activity, but normal sitting height puts

As part of our conversations on Monday, we put on our long-term lenses and narrated a "history

Lev - Yes, this is why Ward's platform is very intriguing to me... Let's discuss on Sunday!

The "first post" pattern. Certainly. ;) On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 12:46 AM, Theo Armour <