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About the CommonPoint
human interface
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As a developer who is learning about the Taligent" programming model and the capabilities of the CommonPoint application system, you probably want to know:
- What is different about the CommonPoint human interface?
- What will my applications look like?
- What new capabilities will my applications offer?
This chapter addresses these questions by comparing the CommonPoint interface to existing interfaces and by introducing some new interface elements along with the basic concepts that underlie the CommonPoint human interface--in particular, the fundamental organizing metaphor of People, Places, and Things`. The chapter then summarizes what the current interface offers and what is next.
- Primary interface goals
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- Today's graphical user interfaces
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- The CommonPoint system's value to users
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- The CommonPoint system's value to developers
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- CommonPoint interface objects
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- About the current release
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