Friday, October 20, 2006
AJAX Design Strategies
AJAX Design Strategies : I thought this is a appropriate topic for this blog. AJAX has been widely used to develop the web2.0 products. What do you think about this site ? Does it help explain AJAX completely ? If you know a better site, please leave a comment. I have been waiting to get my hands dirty with AJAX for quite some time now.
Friday, September 22, 2006
Zoho : Online word processor
Online Word Processor - Zoho Writer
I was on the lookout for an online word processor as I am collaborating with my brother who is in India on a private project that we are working on. I thought Google had one but later realised that they only had a spreadsheet application. Today I came across this little application and want to give it a test drive. Anyone else know about another online wordprocessor application ?
Web 2.0 Companies Garner $262.3 Million in First Half of 2006, Gaining Ground in U.S. Venture Capital Investing
WoW web2.0 is really a hot space. Read this article more from http://www.primezone.com/newsroom/news.html?d=105548
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Calendar apps in the web 20 world
I am looking into the calendar space to see and track both the emerging players and the established players such as Yahoo, AOL and Google. I must say that I work for AOL and I shall try to provide an unbiased opinion on each of these applications including ofcourse AOL.
Checkout these startups and in my next entry I shall try to post a comparison chart
AirSet : http://www.airset.com
30 boxes : http://www.30boxes.com/
spongecell : http://spongecell.com/
Mosuki : http://mosuki.com/
Kiko : http://www.kiko.com/
Checkout these startups and in my next entry I shall try to post a comparison chart
AirSet : http://www.airset.com
30 boxes : http://www.30boxes.com/
spongecell : http://spongecell.com/
Mosuki : http://mosuki.com/
Kiko : http://www.kiko.com/
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
I discovered this cool app while I was browsing Yahoo's MyWeb. It sure looks cool to me to be able to annotate and highlight live web pages. Although I haven't played around with it much, a few questions arose in my mind as soon as I got my hands dirty.
Where are my private stick notes stored ? Is it all server based ?
What happens if the page changes ? For e.g. I set a sticky on news.google.com. I am guessing that this would disappear when the page changes...
