[x3d-public] [x3d] V4.0 Open discussion/workshop on X3D HTML integration > brainstorming > protos

[doug sanden]

e2 > html keeps changing, debate over which way to do something in html

d2 > code compilers - somehow a C compiler takes a standard language and compiles it for different CPUs ARM, x86, x64. The C language stays the same. Perhaps there can be an intermediate component - on the server- that takes a standard format, and 'compiles' it different ways

web3d standard server format -> different server 'compilers' -> different browsers / html standards

In this case web3d would just need to make sure its stuff is described in a way all server compilers can compile to different browsers.


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creative strategy example > protos

when it comes to protos, an element of that was something about Script. If you can't have a Script node then what's the point of protos. But html does have scirpts. Am I right to break that down into:

e1 scripts can't be run-time instanced ie if you have one copy of a script, you can't make another copy at runtime with the same name


other domains > adware

I see lots of advertisements popping up in webpages. I suspect they have their own scripts and content. Is it possible to instance 2 ads of the same type on the same page? If so, how do they do it, without confusing the scripts?

so an adware solution to the script part of proto would be an element solution from another domain.


You would write that into the table and keep going.


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> Solutions to issues will be found. They may start as ideas contributed by individuals.

> Brainstorming is an excellent activity. But they will  arise more easily with greater understanding.


Yes there's a book "Creative Strategy" with 3 steps:

1. break it down (into problem 'elements')

2. search (in other domains/fields/areas-of-practice/toolsets for solution to an element)

3. combine (some selection of solutions to elements from other domains, into a total solution)

Think of a matrix with problem elements down the side, and domains/sources of solutions across the top:

Problem:

______d1________d2______d3__________d4

e1

e2

e3

e4

then fill in the table by searching.

The creative part comes in the recombining element solutions at the end.


I suspect you guys are doing a pretty good job of breaking it into elements.



-Doug

more..

http://cup.columbia.edu/book/creative-strategy/9780231160520
https://sites.google.com/site/airdrieinnovationinstitute/creative-strategy


I apologize as a non-member for not being more active in v4. Not an html or js guru. I could perhaps search other domains for element solutions.


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