Instead of using 20000 lines of negativity to list everything this application didn't do and everything that could possibly go wrong, try focusing on what's cool:)
This guy have invested a lot of time into his project and have come up with something "pretty cool". Sure it can't replace MS Word, but i'd still like to give him some credit. It's a interesting demonstration of Ajax technology. Nothing more.
Keep up the good work!:D One day you'll make somethink that doesn't get butchered on/.
Lightning looks real promising. Let's just hope they don't do the same mistake as 90% of other calendar / todolist / addressbook projects do. We need to be able to synchronize our mobile phones, pda's and other equipment with it!!! Why do I still use Outlook? Because it's fast and stable? Hell no! I use it because it syncs my phone:/
In my opinion, syncing should almost be priority 1 in these applications.
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I have a suggestion for you /. nerds:
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:D One day you'll make somethink that doesn't get butchered on /.
Instead of using 20000 lines of negativity to list everything this application didn't do and everything that could possibly go wrong, try focusing on what's cool
This guy have invested a lot of time into his project and have come up with something "pretty cool". Sure it can't replace MS Word, but i'd still like to give him some credit. It's a interesting demonstration of Ajax technology. Nothing more.
Keep up the good work!
-Thomas
Lightning looks real promising. Let's just hope they don't do the same mistake as 90% of other calendar / todolist / addressbook projects do. We need to be able to synchronize our mobile phones, pda's and other equipment with it!!! Why do I still use Outlook? Because it's fast and stable? Hell no! I use it because it syncs my phone :/
In my opinion, syncing should almost be priority 1 in these applications.
*looking forward to deleting MS Outlook*