I feel I am building a new Google Wave
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I feel I am building a new Google Wave
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Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#2I like the design, simple and clean.
The title sounds inflated but you win me, :)
Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#3I like the design, simple and clean. The title sounds inflated but you win me, :)
Thank you. Currently the left pane has realtime update, and I am working on RT update for the right pane which is far more complicated.
I find people either really, really hate the design, or like it.
Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#4If you had nested comments, then maybe you can make the claim of being similar to Google Wave.
The design is great though, and the formatting on posts is excellent
Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#5If you had nested comments, then maybe you can make the claim of being similar to Google Wave. The design is great though, and the formatting on posts is excellent
Well it does support nested comments... They are just automatically folded so the appearance is cleaner. Try "#xxxx" (and click it). You can find the post id by clicking the user icon.
You can even do self-reference and build an infinite stair.
Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#6It'd be awesome if you used progressive enhancement so it still worked without JavaScript.
Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#7It'd be awesome if you used progressive enhancement so it still worked without JavaScript.
Unfortunately, that'll be very difficult as I plan to make it 100% realtime.
Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#8I have no idea what it is, but I think I like it. It feels nice.
Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#9I have no idea what it is, but I think I like it. It feels nice.
Sometimes I think it is only similar to Google Wave in the spirit of having little points :)
I plan to use it as a blog first.
Re: I feel I am building a new Google Wave
#10I have no idea what this is, but i'd suggest adding "Categories" The signal to noise ratio here is just to small. Nothing seems relevant...