Crosscut is a research project developed at Ink&Switch ↗ in the Programmable Ink thread together with Marcel Goethals ↗ and Ivan Reese ↗. It is a spiritual continuation of our work on End-User Programming (with an essay here ↗), and the Inkbase project.

As a teaser, with Crosscut you can build-to-explore things ranging from custom step sequencers:

To bookshelf-designing tools:

To learn more, check out the 9000-word essay ↗ covering everything from philosophy, through design goals, to the actual implementation of the prototype.

Crosscut was also presented during my 2022 Strange Loop talk ↗ if you want to see it in action.

Backlinks

2024-11-11Programmable Ink¹
2024-05-17Live-Programming Issues¹
2024-01-01Improving Replit's Console and a Database-y Creative Coding Environment¹
2023-12-03Liunon — Database-y Creative Coding Environment¹
2023-07-03Live-Coding Notebooks, SDF Spreadsheets, and a DIY Pen Plotter¹
2023-04-03Joining Replit, and musings from the Job Hunt¹
2022-07-04Embedding VPLs in Existing Contexts, DIY Document Camera, and a New 3D Printer²
2022-04-04Sketching, Modeling and Programming¹

151 words published on 2022-03-29 — let me know what you think