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> How would an offline-first Internet look like? 1Password comes to mind. If you sign up for the subscription, you can easily access it offline, sync to the cl
by snow_mac 6y ago
> How would an offline-first Internet look like?
1Password comes to mind. If you sign up for the subscription, you can easily access it offline, sync to the cloud now or later. Enable 2factor, and you can still access the vault offline, want to sync with the cloud? Enter the 2factor ID and you're in business.
> Your Work Is Not Trapped on One Device
Microsoft Office does a great job with this and office 365. You have the powerful Word running locally, saving both on disk and virtually in the cloud. But then if you switch machines, want to use in the browser? Easy no problem
> Seamless collaboration
Doesn't Git solve this problem?
- suprfnk 6y ago>> Seamless collaboration > Doesn't Git solve this problem? The author mentions that: "The collaboration approach that I personally like the most (and the one I feel could be embedded in “local-first applications”) is the one used by git."
- geff82 6y agoConcerning O365, is it only me who thinks they have invested exactly zero to make Word Online actually display a document that has even the slightest complicated formatting correctly? Documents that are displayed horribly in Word Online actually work quite well in Nextcloud/Collabora online.