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Remote whiteboarding is definitely a pain. There are a ton of online whiteboard apps, but it's hard to find a good one (know of any?). Then there's the proble
by dceddia 10y ago
Remote whiteboarding is definitely a pain.
There are a ton of online whiteboard apps, but it's hard to find a good one (know of any?).
Then there's the problem that drawing with a mouse is difficult. It's hard to quickly express ideas as boxes-and-lines without something like a drawing tablet. Wacom makes some low-end ones that are pretty affordable though (like this one[0] for ~$80). Maybe that'd be a good solution, though it does require some practice to get proficient.
[0] http://a.co/du45rQr http://a.co/du45rQr
- perm4lyf 10y agoMight be worth checking out realtimeboard.com
- dharma1 10y agoFigma is pretty good although for all types of design. It has real-time collaboration and perf is pretty good. Whiteboarding specifically - don't know of any good ones. It should ideally be a collaborative multi user real time web app (websockets?), support drawing on top of uploaded images, have very large canvases you can zoom/pan, and run together with hangouts/Skype or have VoIP built in. Want to collab on building one? :) I've used many Wacom tablets - even the cheap ones are good and pretty intuitive - no real learning curve after setup.