This afternoon I noticed “a very interesting post”:http://blogs.adobe.com/kiwi/2006/05/an_overview_of_notetag_1.html on one of the developers blog from Adobe. They made a webbased tool called “NoteTag”:http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/NoteTag, which gives you a flash-based environment to take notes. But that’s not all. The notes are not stored in some proprietary format like EverNote, but you can publish them directly to Blogger or del.icio.us for that matter. Any Atom supported service can work as a backend. Very very interesting! Check out “the screencast”:http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/notetag/demo/ for a cool demo! And “the blog”:http://notetag-dc1.blogspot.com/ that goes with it 🙂 [[image:01_notetag_note_001.jpg::center:0]] The big downtake is you will need a Flex server to run it, but as a proof-of-concept I can imagine this further developed by a third party and put to use as an ASP model like Backpack or RememberTheMilk. Since we have certified Flex-developers in our company, I will surely check out if I can take some R&D time to discuss this concept a but further. It might be very interesting for projectgroups. But I can also see the GTD-link with this kind of applications.
This afternoon I noticed a very interesting post on one of the developers blog from Adobe. They made a webbased tool called NoteTag, which gives you a flash-based environment to take notes. But that’s not all. The notes are not stored in some proprietary format like EverNote, but you can publish them directly to Blogger or del.icio.us for that matter. Any Atom supported service can work as a backend. Very very interesting! Check out the screencast for a cool demo! And the blog that goes with it :-) [[image:01_notetag_note_001.jpg::center:0]] The big downtake is you will need a Flex server to run it, but as a proof-of-concept I can imagine this further developed by a third party and put to use as an ASP model like Backpack or RememberTheMilk. Since we have certified Flex-developers in our company, I will surely check out if I can take some R&D time to discuss this concept a but further. It might be very interesting for projectgroups. But I can also see the GTD-link with this kind of applications.
