More for the "cool stuff" category! From this e-clippings link, I came across Gliffy.com – a web based diagramming application (Visio meets web 2.0). It has a lot of great bells and whistles, including: Nothing to download, Collaborate (others can read / edit) Save (on Gliffy.com) Export (to .jpeg, .png, .svg) Print Publishing (read only…
Who has time to evaluate all of these cool web sites?
Zoho.com is one to watch. If you think Writely.com was great, I say Google may have jumped too soon. Here are links to the Zoho blog from the developers, to AdventNet (the private IT company behind the curtain, so to speak) and to the company profile in Hoovers. The web based suite (yep, more web…
As we've seen (and tried), there are a lot of fun and useful ajax enabled web based tools like writely.com (gobbled by Google). Here are a few new ones created by Ajax13 along with the descriptions from the web sites (in italics) bringing us ever closer to a web versus desktop platform for all of…
This mega web site round up will take a looooonngggg time to go through. Look like some oldies, but also some new goodies!
Thanks to Ben for this list of amazing Web 2.0 applications. He and I have been trying out meebo.com this morning. Too awesome for words! Still in alpha (no history, etc), but it allows you to sign on with multiple IM accounts (AIM, Yahoo!, Google, ICQ, MSN) and chat directly in your browser (no need…
I haven't seen much hype (yet?) over ThinkFreeOffice Online, the web based suite of Office like applications. Reminds me a whole lot of Writely.com. I set up a "free" account with 30 MB of storage at the site that is still in "beta". The first glance looks pretty slick. I tried out ThinkFree Office Write…
I've been working with Writely – an online web word processor – for the past couple of days. So far, it appears far superior to other writing collaboration tools (and wikis) I have seen. Beyond the word processing and wiki like functionality (spell check, comments, multiple save as options- to Word, a PDF, etc), it…