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You can't do good 3d in a web browser at the moment thats a definite. Re: But 6) and 8): at the current stage there hasn't been a lot of interaction between w
by greendestiny 19y ago
You can't do good 3d in a web browser at the moment thats a definite.
Re: But 6) and 8): at the current stage there hasn't been a lot of interaction between web apps. There isn't a reason why this can't happen. I'm not sure about images in gmail (why not send a link?) but applications like fauxto can get your images from links. All these i-products are made by one company, a web company can make its programs just as intertwined. As a parallel to your example I think a fair number of web applications work with google calendar.
Re: But 1-4: If your company wants to work at the stage people get data off their devices then a web startup makes no sense. Once they've done that though - the first things they want to do is share it. Thats why the internet is huge, there are other people on it.
- andrewfong 19y agoGood 3D in the browser should be coming soon. Look up Quake Zero -- a browser version of Quake 3 -- still years behind what we can do on the desktop now, but not that far.
- far33d 19y agoGreat 3d, no. But check out unity 3d, which is a very small plugin, and quite impressive for what it is: http://unity3d.com/ http://unity3d.com/
- DougBTX 19y agoThe Firefox guys are working on <canvas3d>.