Hello Justin, Thank you for the nice reply. It seems people who work on graphics programs are nice people, since already had a good experience with Laszlo Korte, the developer of Reform, who made aware of Sketch-n-Sketch in the first place. My scenario is very similar to the one Bret Victor plays out: Together with other scientists, I want to come up with graphics that best describe their findings. Given that there is already the challenge to quickly grasp what a bright mind spent years to understand, I need a program that does not distract me from discussing cutting edge science while I’m modifying the graphics. Therefore, and for Bret’s reasons, I feel that the procedural approach he presented works best. I first put my hope in Reform, since that appears to more closely follows that line. Unfortunately, though, it is not at a stage where it could be professionally used het, and Laszlo won’t be working on it anymore in the foreseeable future. I am therefore wondering how much Sketch-n-Sketch is planned to serve Bret’s scenario of the scientist trying to find a new way to represent her data. If not, is there any way I can contribute toward making that happen? Kind regards, Sebastian From: Justin Lubin <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2018 07:49 To: ravichugh/sketch-n-sketch <[email protected]> Cc: Sebastian Helm <[email protected]>; Author <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ravichugh/sketch-n-sketch] Tutorial not up to date: v0.6.1, missing significant UI changes (#129) Thank you for flagging this issue! We're actually working on (1) some pretty significant changes to the actual language used in Sketch-n-Sketch (changing to a more ML-style syntax and adding some new semantics), as well as (2) adding a lot of new core features dealing with direct output manipulation (significantly improved and more intelligent drawing tools) and (3) more bidirectional syncing/updating, but of a different flavor than our previous implementations. All three of these big changes are underway right now, so we're holding off a bit before writing any more documentation! We plan on having a moment of "convergence" coming up sometime around this summer, and that would be a good time to work on new documentation before starting on our next project. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#129 (comment)> , or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AQ8j2Jkc8j2qD_rmTYQgynTDzCNIjaiXks5tptPTgaJpZM4TZc7t> . <https://github.com/notifications/beacon/AQ8j2M1z6JL2hJw3K9l9ho5gecwk9IIkks5tptPTgaJpZM4TZc7t.gif>