Jahr: 2003

Morphon looks similar to XMLSpy, but it’s free (and written in Java).

Tim O’Reilly: „We ought to be able to have the expectation that all applications, whether local or remote (web) will be set up for two-way interactions. That is, they can be either a source or sink of online data.“

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„Let me offer a definition of social software, because it’s a term that’s still fairly amorphous. My definition is fairly simple: It’s software that supports group interaction. I also want to emphasize, although that’s a fairly simple definition, how radical that pattern is.“ http://www.shirky.com/writings/group_enemy.html

„Spring is an innovative, web-inspired desktop initially for OS X. It’s a universal canvas where you interact naturally with singular, visual representations of the people, places, products, etc that define your life!“ http://www.usercreations.com/spring/

Jeff Chan: „[…] I think wikis can learn from outliners. What I would like to see is some form of automated summarization or folding capability which keeps the amount of text per page roughly constant or bounded.“

„I’ve been a Wiki (and a Ward Cunningham) fan for years, but I would say that Wiki, too, is suboptimal for the task at hand. Ideally XML, not raw ASCII text, would be the stuff that was written, and refactored, and then mined to produce coherent views. We have no tools that come close to…

http://www.edwardbear.org/blog/

Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20020512.html

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