JotSpot makes simple web applications simple to build by combining wikis and web applications in an easy-to-use hosted service for workgroups. Most wikis are great at organizing unstructured text: create and edit pages, create links and establish hierarchy, add attachments and comments and basic search. But they quickly reach their limits when you try to add structure. For example, a lot of folks use wikis for a shared task list. How would you assign a due date for a particular item? Can you assign priority? Could you assign a task to a group, not just a single person? Can you flag items for discussion? All of these are possible using this service because JotSpot allows you to easily add structure to unstructured data. JotSpot makes simple applications simple to build using wikis. This has been added to the online links of my Bots, Blogs and News Aggregators presentation.
posted by Marcus Zillman |
4:25 AM
