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Interesting you mentioned that the sync took a lot of work. Would love to know how you did it and some pointers. A writeup or a blog post perhaps?
by flashgordon 15y ago
Interesting you mentioned that the sync took a lot of work. Would love to know how you did it and some pointers. A writeup or a blog post perhaps?
- DenisM 15y agoThe general problem of sync is just too large for a comment, a blog post, or even a research paper. One who wants to pursue this route should buckle up and start here: http://www.ysaito.com/survey.pdf http://www.ysaito.com/survey.pdf If you tell me your specific problem I might be able to help. Shoot me an email via support page on geetasks.com If your problem is specific to Google Tasks API I will not help you. Sorry, business is business. :)
- Renaud 15y agoThanks for the link to the paper, turns out to be both an interesting and useful read.
- 6ren 15y agoGreat response, and I think you're right. But I wonder... lets say you show how to solve some problems with Google Tasks, you get a higher page rank, and people with a problem with Google Tasks arrive at your page... where you incidentally note problems that your solution solves better than Google Tasks (which will be true, since they are mass market and general, and you can be happy with a smaller, more specific niche). When your competitor has made larger market share than you, this can work. It can be help that is applicable to every product, even advising where your competitor is a better solution. But I guess this mightn't work for a developer API, if they want the platform with the largest install base. disclaimer: I'm not seriously suggesting this - just thinking aloud.
- DenisM 15y agoThat kind of post can only attract a small number of developers, and developers are not my target users. The only thing I can get from it is SEO juice, but I have better ways of getting that.