EtherPad Open Source Release
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Re: EtherPad Open Source Release
#52Thanks to The Google & The Etherpads! I fully expect to see 30 different sites offering this now, and HN to be full of links to them tomorrow.
For those of us who have been working on side-project competitors for a few months this is a worrying prediction, and quite probably correct. Can HN name any niches that they feel should be filled with a similar product?
I'll post here if & when it's ready to go.
Re: EtherPad Open Source Release
#53Yay! Now we can do remote pair-programming totally within our internal network (the IT Policy goons are quite unhappy when it comes to using cloud-based services).
Doesn't that defeat the supposed purpose of pair-programming?
Re: EtherPad Open Source Release
#54Yay! Now we can do remote pair-programming totally within our internal network (the IT Policy goons are quite unhappy when it comes to using cloud-based services).
Re: EtherPad Open Source Release
#55Yay! Now we can do remote pair-programming totally within our internal network (the IT Policy goons are quite unhappy when it comes to using cloud-based services).
remote pair-programming Doesn't that defeat the supposed purpose of pair-programming?
Which is?
I think with shared input, shared editing buffers and a voice communication channel you're pretty much there.
Re: EtherPad Open Source Release
#56Re: EtherPad Open Source Release
#57I have my last final today. This comes as a perfect school-is-over-and-i-can-start-hacking-again gift! I'm hoping to be able to integrate LaTeX export into this so I can collaborate on LaTeX reports without having to download and build manually.
Re: EtherPad Open Source Release
#58Re: EtherPad Open Source Release
#59Earlier quoted context omitted.
remote pair-programming Doesn't that defeat the supposed purpose of pair-programming?
> the supposed purpose Which is? I think with shared input, shared editing buffers and a voice communication channel you're pretty much there.