I was having a rough day yesterday, and having something so beautiful and cheerful and playful to look through absolutely brightened my day!
I did find some minor problems:
On the card “lockeddecks”, the label “How to lock a deck” is editable, and I think it shouldn’t be?
On the card “gridscale”, it says Decker’s Fat Bits mode was named after “a program that magnified the screen on classic Macs”, but it links to a program for OS/2, not for classic Macs, and the program came out six years after MacPaint was released with a Fat Bits mode.
I think the real reason Decker has a “Fat Bits” mode is because somebody somewhere had the experience of using HyperCard (or MacPaint), seeing “Fat Bits” mode in a menu, enabling it out of curiosity, and then (after a moment’s confusion) realising it was a super-power for making even better art. “Zoom” is a thing you find in professional software like Microsoft Word and Photoshop, “Fat Bits” is playful discovery and better suited to Decker.
It’s hard to squeeze all that into a little “why is zoom called fat bits” aside, though. :/
Still, this is an amazing resource. There was a lot of stuff in there I didn’t already know (especially about the art side of things) and probably things I didn’t know I needed yet - but at least now I can look them up easily. I will definitely be showing it to people who want to know about Decker!