How long will they be able to keep this up? AjaxLaunch.com has been
putting out a new service each week, though this week's is bumped back to tomorrow. It's a web based spreadsheet program. Some people have complained
that if the work is going to be done on the network, then the end result should be a file that can be saved on the
network. That makes sense to me, but I'm still impressed. The question does not appear to be on their just
posted Top 10 questions we're asked about AjaxWrite.
I'll be interested to see what they come up with 3 weeks from now. Audio editing seems a logical follow up from
last week's video editing. Image editing ala pxn8? A nice Ajax enabled
web calendar could be good. I'm sure there's some more creative possibilities out there, though. Any ideas?
AjaxLaunch release of the week: spreadsheets
Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. So any old XUL Mozilla-only app is now an "Ajax" application?
Posted at 12:51PM on Apr 13th 2006 by Andrew
3. Fair enough Andrew - fair enough. I think that the project is largely intended as a proof of concept - that SOAS is going to be able to do everything the consumer market could as for. But fair questions for sure.
Posted at 12:56PM on Apr 13th 2006 by Marshall Kirkpatrick
1. They are doing a fine job. I also agree with you that "Audio editing seems a logical follow up from last week's video editing." Now the main challenge is to get many users test them and use them.
Posted at 7:21PM on Apr 12th 2006 by Razib Ahmed