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.
I'm blushing while blowing my own horn, but this blog has been accepted into the BlogBurst network, a wire service which promotes choice blog content to major publishers. (Bloggers in the mainstream media bed? horrors! :)
Well, it figures. The always-on-you web is subtly emerging, and today we're the only blog on the beat. I'll enjoy it while it lasts.
posted by Liam Breck @ 10:41 AM
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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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Hi Liam,
I'm in the Blogburst network too, not that I've had any story picked up yet.
You may want to check out this link though:
Caveat bloggor
It certainly made me think again.
Liam, you might want to take a look at my program StoneNotes. I think you and I are headed in the same direction, I am currently working on web integration features including peer to peer web hosting that sounds a lot like what you're working on.
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