Serverless web apps, linked P2P, for personal devices.
For a decade, the market has largely declined to adopt browser-based revisions of desktop apps.
How then can the hypertext model benefit personal & team computing? Read on.
This byte-stream covers the nascent world of mobile web 2.0 servers, as seen from one land-mass thereon: the pocket application server known as airWRX. We'll note developments all over the pocket-web planet, but make no promises to be objective. (You have been warned!)
posted by Liam Breck @ 12:53 PM
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Liam Breck is a personal software designer/architect and entrepreneur. His firm, Network Improv, is developing software for the "always-on-you web". In 2004 he created a simple shorthand app, allowing Tablet PC users to write at touch-typing speed. In 1999, he co-founded Synchron Networks, which initially developed software for SaaS providers. He first got engaged in the net in 1992, joining the Info-Mac Network, an early content distribution service.
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