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I haven’t visited your website but just the title makes me think of IBM Lotus iNotes groupware (or whatever it was called) that had many integrated apps such as
by bakul 3y ago
I haven’t visited your website but just the title makes me think of IBM Lotus iNotes groupware (or whatever it was called) that had many integrated apps such as calendar, email, schedule, to do list manager, notebook, some sort of forms manager for filling expense reports and such, etc etc and was an absolutely nightmare to use. IIRC it had a web based interface as well as a stand-alone program. It was so bad I have blocked out all memory of using it!
Invariably all in one products fall behind as new capabilities are needed as the user base grows and their needs evolve. Integrating new functions gets harder and harder. What I’d like to see is a graphical version of the Unix philosophy of making it easier to connect together programs, each of which handles one kind of thing, with a “shell” around them. May be come up with a richer, self describing data structure to interconnect these apps.