you could also use clojurescript serverside using node.js. this is what LightTable does iirc http://www.chris-granger.com/lighttable/
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you could also use clojurescript serverside using node.js. this is what LightTable does iirc http://www.chris-granger.com/lighttable/
Guess whether a walled garden is a bad thing depends on your particular brand of fanboyishness.
Personally speaking, the idea of Google displaying things based on my email history, diary and a knowledge of my location makes me shudder, "You're near that motel where you had that quickie last month, want to make a reservation?".
And personally, I'm fine with Google doing so when they're actually doing something for my benefit with it (like Now).
However, the one that connects to my display(s) is simply a tool for running Chrome, Skype, FaceTime, Mail.app, TweetDeck, Spotify, and SSH, and, as such, should not ever break or otherwise hinder the incredibly simple tasks which ARE ITS ONLY JOB.
This is why the only computers I own that I touch on a regular basis all have fruit on the back. It's a very simple calculus.
[0] Hangouts are luckily the VoIP of choice for most I work with
(I know it's a rotary phone. But it existed pre-emoji so renders most anywhere, where U+1F4F1 [📱] doesn't.)
Well, crap. Any migration path or alternatives? I don't even need 99% of Astrid's bells and whistles, just your basic "add entries and tick 'em off" todo list along the lines of what the Palm V used to do.
[0] http://rememberthemilk.com