Re: Re: another plea! ShadowPlan for iOS? Seed-Money?
skeezix <[email protected]> Fri, 8 Jun 2012 23:53:27 -0400 (EDT)
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On Sun, 27 May 2012, Noam Kfir wrote: # This would give you an indication of where the wind is headed before you # commit yourself hook, line and sinker, and minimizes everybody else's risk # as well. # # What say you? That would imply a level of commitment I can't be 100% behind -- you remember my biggets fault of course, is trying to be honest and upfront always ;) ie: If I put up a KS for $50k or whatever, and then got it, I sure as hell have to go and do it ;) I'd rather tool around, get a tech-demo together to prove some of the tech and see if people like the feal at all, and then go from there. Its mostly a matter of seeing if where I'd like to go is what people want, and if its possible. Scoping worries me a lot -- theres so many lofty goals these days, but which are the true path that I would need .. what sort of web frontend? what sort of app on the mobiles, and what sort of app integration? ie: Most apps in iOS and 'droid app stores are standalone .. islands unto themselves, nice and easy; but the calendar apps and such, are really only useful if they tie into iOS (say) native DB, with sync up to iCloud. We've been that road before back 10 years ago of course... but its worse now -- do you also sync with google calendar? or any old ical davical type calendar? or to yahoo calendar? or no one? (and thats just calendar .. if we're doing Shadow linking like we did in the 'classic app', then we're ting into evferything ;) So rethinking from the ground up, need to find out what people need (whats the niche?), need to define what the application is within those needs, and how best to serve. For my part, my needs are simple .. I like simple fast hierarchical task lists, and I like to be able to sync some of those items into my calendar.. .. and babies are up, time to run/rum ;) -- If everyone would put barbecue sauce on their food, there would be no war.