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I enjoyed google wave very, very much. I knew it was way ahead of its time, but I hope it inspired some features in today's products (OneNote? obviously Google
by runnerup 7y ago
I enjoyed google wave very, very much. I knew it was way ahead of its time, but I hope it inspired some features in today's products (OneNote? obviously Google Docs)
- spankalee 7y agoGoogle Docs already existed. They overhauled the real-time collaboration system to be based on Wave's, but that's about it.
- blablabla123 7y agoBut somehow it was also at the right time. Collaboration tools were not so available and interactive at that point so everything new was accepted. If if was available today, I cannot imagine any development team using it to collaborate. It's just so colourful and dense (and fun ;)), I think most people would refrain to use it.
- fastball 7y agoGoogle Wave was an inspiration to the product I am building right now[1], which is a personal wiki / note-taking app based around cards. The RTC isn't quite there yet (only a decade behind Google, haha), but there are a variety of other features (like multi-parent nested hierarchies) that I think are quite cool! [1] https://supernotes.app https://supernotes.app
- coffeeling 7y agoOneNote is older than Google Docs. Writely was released in 2005, Google acquired it and released GDocs in 2006. The first version of OneNote to be released was in Office 2003.