Surfulater Blog Posts - In the Cloud etc.
Started by Neville Franks
on 10/31/2012
Neville Franks
10/31/2012 6:42 am
For those interested in Surfulater I've just posted a new article about Surfulater as a Cloud based application. http://blog.surfulater.com/2012/10/22/to-cloud-or-not/
Please do post any comments on the Blog.
And some other posts about the new Surfulater app that is in development:
http://blog.surfulater.com/2012/06/29/surfulater-next-generation-part-1/
http://blog.surfulater.com/2012/07/03/surfulater-next-generation-part-2/
Part 3 is a bit slow in coming.
-Neville
Please do post any comments on the Blog.
And some other posts about the new Surfulater app that is in development:
http://blog.surfulater.com/2012/06/29/surfulater-next-generation-part-1/
http://blog.surfulater.com/2012/07/03/surfulater-next-generation-part-2/
Part 3 is a bit slow in coming.
-Neville
Daly de Gagne
11/1/2012 12:19 pm
Neville, thanks for the discussion post on Surfulator.
My preference is for a Surfulator that resides both in the cloud and on my two computers, and is capable of being synchronized.
The need remains in this area for a product which is sensitive to the needs of people who manage information, and utilize it in research and writing. At this time Evernote barely scratches the surface in terms of info management, though it is excellent at collecting it.
From a writer's perspective, the one thing EN does which is highly useful is that it permits multiple windows to be open at the same time. This is handy for scanning information from various sources which is then incorporated into a single article.
I'd be glad to be a beta tester when you reach that stage.
Daly
My preference is for a Surfulator that resides both in the cloud and on my two computers, and is capable of being synchronized.
The need remains in this area for a product which is sensitive to the needs of people who manage information, and utilize it in research and writing. At this time Evernote barely scratches the surface in terms of info management, though it is excellent at collecting it.
From a writer's perspective, the one thing EN does which is highly useful is that it permits multiple windows to be open at the same time. This is handy for scanning information from various sources which is then incorporated into a single article.
I'd be glad to be a beta tester when you reach that stage.
Daly
WSP
11/1/2012 5:45 pm
Daly, I agree with your observations completely.
Bill
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Daly de Gagne wrote:
Bill
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Daly de Gagne wrote:
Neville, thanks for the discussion post on Surfulator.
My preference is for a
Surfulator that resides both in the cloud and on my two computers, and is capable of
being synchronized.
The need remains in this area for a product which is sensitive
to the needs of people who manage information, and utilize it in research and writing.
At this time Evernote barely scratches the surface in terms of info management,
though it is excellent at collecting it.
From a writer's perspective, the one thing
EN does which is highly useful is that it permits multiple windows to be open at the same
time. This is handy for scanning information from various sources which is then
incorporated into a single article.
I'd be glad to be a beta tester when you reach
that stage.
Daly