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Microsoft’s new fluid office document is Google docs on steroids
- somecallitblues 6y agoI wish they would fix Outlook’s HTML rendering instead.
- nolok 6y agoIf they can't bother with fixing its broken pop3 and imap implementation... Outlook might be nice with exchange but I don't understand the people who use it with non exchange account. It doesn't even work properly for basic functions.
- httpsterio 6y agoworks fine for me for both my zoho accounts (IMAP) and Gmail accounts. I don't even have an Exchange account
- mlvljr 6y agoIt's MS Wave, lads (just look at that vid, and compare to teh original Wave intro on YT) :)
- psadri 6y agoReminds me of object Linking and Embedding. Can’t recall if it was a MS thing or Mac OS just that it used to crash my Color Classic Macintosh way back when.
- theshadowknows 6y agoSounds kinda like the free form style in one note
- canada_dry 6y ago> open-sourcing Fluid Framework might have sounded surprising five years ago An awesome trend. FYI: a nice fluffy intro vid [i] and a preview [ii] [i] https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-365-blog/introducing-the-first-microsoft-fluid-framework-experiences-in/ba-p/1345543 https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-365-blog/in... [ii] https://fluidpreview.office.net/unauth https://fluidpreview.office.net/unauth
- seertaak 6y agoThis looks really cool, and it's funny to think that this isn't a million miles away from the original promise of OLE.
- nelaboras 6y agoI guess they expect the big money in being either the host of all that or the trusted point linking hosts and clients. I'm not looking forward to the future where Microsoft knows when I read which email and puts content (and later ads).