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Solid article. I do hope to see more people enter the client side of the Email world because personally, I think that is what is slacking. There needs to be bet
by bluetidepro 13y ago
Solid article. I do hope to see more people enter the client side of the Email world because personally, I think that is what is slacking. There needs to be better Email clients that are more divorce than JUST supporting Gmail or JUST being on your mobile device. I don't think that Email, in general, is broken. I would rather just see better clients out there to make it more usable. More usable by handling attachments better, or sorting, etc. I still have yet to find a good Email client that works well with various Email account types (Gmail, Exchange, etc.) on different device types (Desktop or Mobile). Airmail [1] is probably the closest, but even that has tons of flaws. My example, if you are using a fork (Email client) to eat cereal, you don't blame cereal (Email) for not working correctly.
[1] http://airmailapp.com/ http://airmailapp.com/
- mathouc 13y agoThanks & totally agree: E-mail is neither broken or bad and we need to construct better email clients. Airmail is really good for your individual addresses. Here at Front we try to create the first collaborative email client for companies.
- krakensden 13y ago> collaborative email client for companies I read that and thought "what does that even mean? Yet-another-busted-calendar thing?" Turns out it's actually multiplayer inboxes. Neat! Are you going to release an API so the diehard Emacs users et al can work with everyone else?