Project info for GZigZag

Created 9 Apr 2000 at 00:26 UTC by ajk, last modified 4 Feb 2003 at 18:58 UTC by ajk.

Notes: Gzz is an implementation of ZZstructure developed by a research group led by Tuomas Lukka at the University of Jyväskylä.

ZZstructure, an invention of Ted Nelson, is a new type of data structure. For mathematicians, the key words would be discrete, multidimensional, locally euclidean, with global directions (coordinate axes). Nonmathematicians can find an explanation in the FAQ at the project website, but as a short and very inadequate summary, it is a spreadsheet on steroids. Or a database on acid. Or a filesystem on ... whatever. This project used to be called GZigZag, but is now called Gzz.

License: GNU LGPL or Xanadu Public License, at your choice

This project has the following developers:

tjl is a Lead Developer.

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