What happens if you put work into the second dimension?
I built a prototype of a 2D canvas you can put all of your work on: real terminals, running apps and browsers side by side instead of a row of tabs. We, at FlutterFlow, got so obsessed with using it that we built a full product out of it, Campus. Next comes the story of how we got here … The age of context switching Just a few years ago, development was organized in a pretty straightforward way.
- ▪I built a prototype of a 2D canvas you can put all of your work on: real terminals, running apps and browsers side by side instead of a row of tabs.
- ▪We, at FlutterFlow, got so obsessed with using it that we built a full product out of it, Campus.
- ▪Next comes the story of how we got here … The age of context switching Just a few years ago, development was organized in a pretty straightforward way.
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| Original publisher | Norbert Kozsir |
| Canonical URL | https://norbertkozsir.com/posts/work-in-the-second-dimension/ |
| Publication time | Wed, 05 Aug 2026 18:39:31 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-08-05T20:05:43.654Z |
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I built a prototype of a 2D canvas you can put all of your work on: real terminals, running apps and browsers side by side instead of a row of tabs. We, at FlutterFlow, got so obsessed with using it that we built a full product out of it, Campus. It's free and available for macOS now. Next comes the story of how we got here … The age of context switching Just a few years ago, development was organized in a pretty straightforward way. Plan the work in more or less detail, then work on those features for the next week or two, rinse and repeat. With the advent of agentic coding, that has completely changed. Planning or discussing certain types of work has itself become slower than just letting the agent do the work. This is causing a massive shift in how I and tons of people I know work.
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