downloadsquad.com— Move over Google Calendar, Backpack and Google Notebook - there's a new online productivity app coming out that does everything you all do, and better (plus more).
Oct 20, 2006View in Crawl 4
Apparentl, Google had some similar ideas behind Notebook and GCal but looking at this demo, they failed miserably at the execution level. Notebook and Calendar are a total disaster riddled with bugs and abandonment from their developer team who are instead focusing on bulls**t features like 'weather' and google doodles.
What an awesome app. I'll try it out when they release it. (Also downloaded CalGoo. Pretty slick)BTW, First time I've ever seen a Digg article with so many positive comments and so few negative ones. Sounds like the community is really behind this one.
It's the new Linux mobile configuration application for syncing all your Linux server settings when you travel and have to use your friends Linux server. This way you just run "etc away" and the spare print server becomes your new lamp box. Awesome.
We just released a great new productivity tool set to give the competition a run for it's money. Doris is web-based, free of charge and supported by a free iPhone version. The iPhone version works offline of course and syncs to the web version. We're currently looking at 3rd party integrations.Check it out at <a class="user" href="http://dorisapp.com/">http://dorisapp.com/</a>
Closed AccountOct 20, 2006
Google step it up or you will lose some users to this app.
dextrozOct 20, 2006
Apparentl, Google had some similar ideas behind Notebook and GCal but looking at this demo, they failed miserably at the execution level. Notebook and Calendar are a total disaster riddled with bugs and abandonment from their developer team who are instead focusing on bulls**t features like 'weather' and google doodles.
jzamorasOct 20, 2006
Unless google buy them!!
neoparaOct 20, 2006
This website is built using OpenLaszlo.Check out the website demo for calander or world clock.<a class="user" href="http://www.openlaszlo.org">http://www.openlaszlo.org</a>60% of the web app is from these examples.For the offline mode, check out dojo's storage api:<a class="user" href="http://codinginparadise.org/weblog/2006/04/now-in-browser-near-you-offline-access.html">http://codinginparadise.org/weblog/2006/04/now-in-browser-near-you-offline-access.html</a>I hope that helps those with question about the web app.
macewanOct 20, 2006
Google needs to snatch this company right up. Thumbs up on its potential.
dandiemerOct 20, 2006
Dugg because of the Freakonomics plug in the video.
kevinarthOct 20, 2006
What an awesome app. I'll try it out when they release it. (Also downloaded CalGoo. Pretty slick)BTW, First time I've ever seen a Digg article with so many positive comments and so few negative ones. Sounds like the community is really behind this one.
russrybaOct 21, 2006
It's the new Linux mobile configuration application for syncing all your Linux server settings when you travel and have to use your friends Linux server. This way you just run "etc away" and the spare print server becomes your new lamp box. Awesome.
demianturnerFeb 23, 2009
We just released a great new productivity tool set to give the competition a run for it's money. Doris is web-based, free of charge and supported by a free iPhone version. The iPhone version works offline of course and syncs to the web version. We're currently looking at 3rd party integrations.Check it out at <a class="user" href="http://dorisapp.com/">http://dorisapp.com/</a>