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Now that the project vision and software architecture has aligned via implementation, its time to expand the scope of the project.
To this end the best direction appears to be embracing sequentially consumed content including books, video, and to a lesser extent music
A common theme between all of them is directory navigation
Note this is not a departure from the mono-collection philosophy, but rather creating a familiar analog for one of its core concepts, "groups"
A group is just strings of ordered files with no prescription as to what they represent
A group could contain pages of a book, episodes of a show, acts in a movie, etc
Outside of a group no ordering is guaranteed, which is where attributes begin to be important again and it becomes the viewer's responsibility to implement filtering where applicable
This flat hierarchy combined with attributes based filtering is where mono-collection derives its anti-occlusion capabilities and it is a strength we should play into
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Now that the project vision and software architecture has aligned via implementation, its time to expand the scope of the project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: