With Dynamo's Iron Python Interface and the ability to add. It could be anything from a gentle reminder, a recently discovered piece of vital information, or, live tweeting meeting notes. However, a platform such as Twitter certainly breaks barriers when broadcasting to a team or a group. A typical architectural project is not a place where random strangers gather for a round of Kumbaya. Personally, I'm not a tweeter (sic), but after a recent natural disaster, it was the only place to gather information about loved ones in a particular neighborhood. This, by definition, makes this extensible in both directions, seemingly without limits. More importantly, it is a platform that is designed to span between the world of coding and the world of assembling architecture. It gets us thinking in terms of manipulating the machine in terms of instruction sets rather than punching individual commands at the computer all day.
Dynamo is to Architects & Designers what Scratch is to toddler geniuses learning to code.
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