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Is it just me, or are there a number of fairly high-profile writing tools that have launched recently? The ones I'm thinking about: * Draft http://draftin.c
by jedc 13y ago
Is it just me, or are there a number of fairly high-profile writing tools that have launched recently? The ones I'm thinking about:
* Draft http://draftin.com
* Editorially http://editorially.com
* Quip http://quip.com
* Loren's Penflip http://www.penflip.com
* Google Docs (obviously not new)
A lot of thoughts running through my head, including that finally products are being built from the ground up both for collaboration and for mobile/tablets. (And that this appears to be an early sign of the end of Microsoft's dominance in the office productivity software world.)
- guynamedloren 13y agoI'm on your 'high-profile' list! Made my day, thank you.
- Myrmornis 13y agoAre any of these projects aiming to interface well with MS Word or OpenOffice?
- sdoering 13y agoWell you could use pandoc [1] for creating MS Word or other file-formats. As far as I know MS Word is still the choice to use for novelists, when it comes to giving test to editors and a like. So pandoc could be used for transforming a text into many different formats (even ebook formats). Might be an interessting thing to look at for the creator of "git for writers" ;-) [1]: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/ http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/