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Some thoughts while installing this in order to test (and trying to find the pricing page): I believe putting interoperability first is the right idea, and we h
by stareatgoats 3y ago
Some thoughts while installing this in order to test (and trying to find the pricing page): I believe putting interoperability first is the right idea, and we have barely begun to scratch the surface of opportunities in this area. The browser based technologies can gain an upper hand here because of the platform independence and reusability of technologies across functionalities.
That said, there is an enormous amount of work required to match the functionalities of legacy programs: interoperability itself is probably not enough to compete with these. I believe the most viable route is some sort of open source solution. The amount of VC financing would likely need to be staggering for a solution like this to gain any major traction.
(That is, unless an LLM can be made to produce the whole thing over a weekend at some point in the near future ...)
- macspoofing 3y ago>I believe putting interoperability first is the right idea, and we have barely begun to scratch the surface of opportunities in this area. Is it really 'interoperability' if it cannot integrate with any external applications?
- stareatgoats 3y agoI'm sure programs like this can achieve the same interoperability with external programs as other applications that already do this. That's a fairly primitive level of integration though, compared to the possibilities that would seem to open once you control both sides of the API.