Inspiration for the weekend #8
![[2010-08-06] lego_army](http://blog.kineticdiagrams.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/2010-08-06-lego_army-300x225.jpg)
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“No [Lego] army can stop an idea whose time has come.”
–Victor Hugo
![[2010-08-06] lego_army](http://blog.kineticdiagrams.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/2010-08-06-lego_army-300x225.jpg)
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“No [Lego] army can stop an idea whose time has come.”
–Victor Hugo
![[2010-07-31] african_no_shoes](http://blog.kineticdiagrams.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/2010-07-31-african_no_shoes-225x300.jpg)
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Many years ago two salesmen were sent by a British shoe manufacturer to Africa to investigate and report back on market potential.
The first salesman reported back, “There is no potential here – nobody wears shoes.”
The second salesman reported back, “There is massive potential here – nobody wears shoes.”
As you may remember, last month, I described my first experiment: to get a bare-bones web application up-and-running.
Ok, so what might a bare-bones, no-fluff app look like?
- The user enter texts which describes a diagram.
- Kinetic then generates the diagram (in PNG image format) from that textual description.
- Kinetic then displays the generated PNG diagram to the user.
Remember the original sketch?

Well, now that it’s done, here’s how it really turned out. Check it out at: http://www.kineticdiagrams.com/experiment1
What do you think so far?