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by buran77
1692 days ago
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For several comments you made the point that the idea of inertial scrolling (dragging something and letting it "slide") was not obvious: > I'm speaking of the inertial scrolling [...] That physics combination with drag and drop interaction was not obvious Now you pivoted to the point that the implementation is what makes it not obvious: > You have to think of and implement the idea. Despite the tone of disapproval you just landed in agreement with what I said in the very first comment: > The "what" is obvious [...] The technical "how" of the implementation is not really obvious Will it be a novel invention to implement the inertial scrolling of a map using an exceptionally overly-complicated and completely impractical method that nobody has used before? No. Will the idea of inertial scrolling be obvious despite my completely non-obvious implementation? Very much so. |
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