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Well try and start an offline only software business right now, and you’ll see the request pouring in. “How do I share this with other people (who don’t pay fo
by d--b 4y ago
Well try and start an offline only software business right now, and you’ll see the request pouring in.
“How do I share this with other people (who don’t pay for the software)?”
“Can we work collaboratively on this?”
Etc etc.
People are used to things being in the cloud already. And I am not talking about tech people.
Once you’ve experienced live collab, there is just no turning back…
- wintogreen74 4y agoYou hit the crux though: collaboration. If your product's essence is collaboration you'll need to support this, but if it's an enhancement the local experience is often so much better, and we can solve the connectivity part on the side. >> People are used to things being in the cloud already. And I am not talking about tech people. Most people use their phones for almost everything, and this is almost all local execution, local persistence and huge amounts of cloud-based collaboration. I wish desktops were on this trajectory.