Inter-sections.net : Announcing Woobius and Scribbles

Comment on Announcing Woobius and Scribbles by dickson

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 18:45:43 +0000

my roomate works for a general contractor called Hunter Roberts in NYC, would they be the target audience for this?

Comment on Announcing Woobius and Scribbles by daniel

Fri, 27 Feb 2009 18:52:42 +0000

Quite possibly. It depends what he does there. If he ever has to receive or send files to or from other collaborators on his projects, then yes, Woobius would be very useful for him.

Comment on Announcing Woobius and Scribbles by Flex

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:47:39 +0000

Hummm…its yousendit and Box.net is most capable solution for sharing files between parties. Setup folder, invite collaborators. Create shared area for Clients..Not hard at all. Massive 2gig file transfer in one hit.

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Comment on Announcing Woobius and Scribbles by Russ Hyer

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:19:59 +0000

Interesting project. I have three comments, in no particular order:

1) Obviously, for the case you are designing for, where you have architects working with revisions of docs which forces you to treat a specific file as atomic, atomicity is at the correct level. But what happens for those situations where that fails to meet reality? Say, if I’m writing some code in my Smalltalk browser, I’ll have a changeset to mark additions and deletions of code, but I don’t have each version as a file as such.

Which leads me on to my pseudo-second point:

1.1) How do you map PDFs ? I mean, take the case of a file that is really a JPEG but is stored as a PDF. Sure, I can write a special case tiny PDF by hand optimization that only means the overhead is about 2KB compared with a standard JPEG. But the question is: has that problem been addressed in your system? I just signed up for a trial, but I didn’t see anything obvious to select different levels of an object (nee “file”).

2) Tracking seems to being carried out via google tracking and image tracking, but is that necessary, if a customer goes to your site, since the URL is unique? Or is this required as the system runs on flash and other similar components, so it’s hard to work out where a user is otherwise?

Thanks for reading my questions.

Comment on Announcing Woobius and Scribbles by Utah heating contractor

Fri, 26 Feb 2010 14:48:22 +0000

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