Show HN: Iorad - the tutorial builder

Post by nsoldiac » Thu, Jul 05, 2012, 4:31 PM UTC

sunpatel wrote: post #60

nsoldiac wrote: post #56

TRUE STORY: Today I walked in dreadfully into the office because this is the day we start planning, designing and building training materials for a very large $1 million+ enterprise software implementation I've been leading for over a year. Before I start my day I go online to get my daily dose of HN stories and SHAZAM! Like a miracle out of IT Heaven this amazing tool comes out out of nowhere to punch my daunting wo…

thanks dude. email me at spatel @ iorad.com ...the ppt doc is ready just working on the premium workflow..we can try to hook you up a bit early.

Post by larrywright » Thu, Jul 05, 2012, 4:43 PM UTC

sunpatel wrote: post #15

solutionyogi wrote: post #10

LOVE it. I always hated screen casts. I prefer creating a Word or PDF document with annotated screenshots which user can go through at their own pace. One of the idea in my idea list was to make it easy to take screenshots and annotate them and create a polished PDF. But what you have created is even better. It is highly interactive and user can follow the steps as they work on the actual application. Extremely well…

thanks much...we're going to follow a github type model..public tutorials are free...for premium we are going to offer pdf, ppt, doc and html export to deploy on your own servers...

Post by eragnew » Thu, Jul 05, 2012, 5:20 PM UTC

justinph wrote: post #75

mechanical_fish wrote: post #59

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I read this as: You think that this alternative-to-screencasts is great, but you'd pay more money if it also made… screencasts. ;) There's absolutely nothing wrong with liking screencasts. But if you want a screencast - a thing with video and audio clips that conveys information through voice - you want a different product, right? There are existing products that help you make screencasts. The problem with bolting sc…

Not really. I want the ability to make it into a multi-media in the truest sense of the term. I'd want it as an option, but not a requirement. Maybe I'm just asking for a youtube-boxed sized version of hypercard. :D

Post by dunstad » Thu, Jul 05, 2012, 5:38 PM UTC

Post by mhitza » Thu, Jul 05, 2012, 5:58 PM UTC

sunpatel wrote: post #55

bryogenic wrote: post #17

No Linux support for a web application?

our applet doesnt play nice with linux...but its in the works