If you haven’t yet seen it, it is well worth your while to take a look at Buzzword, Adobe’s newly-aquired, still-in-beta, Flash-based online word processor.
It’s a very slick, desktop-feeling web app.
Accounts are free, and fun to try. Especially given its import and export to MS Word format, it might be a nice solution to group editing.
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A promising new blog, fortuitous, with a great piece detailing how a Google Browser Sync’d copy of Firefox can be a gateway to a web-app only workflow. Well written, with excellent points.
I would add only one thing — in my web-app living, I have found java bookmarklets to be excellent tools. Link »
(Thanks, Daring Fireball)
Dive into mark (Mark Pilgrim) says exactly what I thought (more or less) about Adobe and Microsoft racing to “reinvent” the web. Link »
Well worth the watching: David Pogue (of the New York Times) speaks at TED 2006, with a great overview of the importance of simplicity in interface and device design.
I love TED Talks, and Pogue is a great presenter. This session is so good that it has earned this whole quick clicks post a “Fundamentals” tag. :)
The entire 20-minute session is available at the link. Link »
(Thanks, Bagelturf)
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