This video is a good example of the sort of thing you could do http://quick.as/1wywu5nj
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This video is a good example of the sort of thing you could do http://quick.as/1wywu5nj
The idea would be that you could setup custom rules based on the people who email you, or other web services you use, for example if a hot lead in sales force emailed you while your in a meeting, then forward it via SMS.
Being able to pickout a "time sensistive" email would really depend on what you consider time sensitive, but im sure we could provide something that would help.. email dom at tray.io and we can talk more about how tray could help fix your issue..?
Work is being done on supporting other email providers, which will obviously require storing the users credentials in a secure way & there is also a white label/internally hosted version in the works for the enterprise that mmahemoff mentioned..
Security for email is definitely our biggest issue so far, but we want to make sure we have it nailed before we go public...
or take a trip/pilgrimage to somewhere spiritual for guidance.. preferably in the next 7 days.
Lean principles are there to make sense of an idea before too much time is actually wasted developing it. I would say that getting a hundred people to spend 60 seconds reading a landing page and then signaling their intent with a quick click is much less wasteful than months of development on an idea that may not have any real market. Going onto the street with a clipboard and survey doesn't really cut it todays world...
I was quite happy to help, as i was with the buffer lean landing page before.. i would hope that if i wanted to do the same type of thing to validate an idea, that i could count on the tech community to help...
The relationships thing never made it to the second prototype.. The first prototype did have it in, in fact here is a crazy picture which shows what happens if you were to turn the detail up to full in that version:
http://continuum.a-dot.co.uk/continuum.png
Not sure if that level of detail was very useful, but the idea was to try and explore the various relationships in the data. The detail sliders changed what information is shown based on domain experts prioritizing the data in each facet. We also did a bit of work into auto generating this priority rating, but that never made it into the prototype.
Was digging through some old code libraries and found a prototype i built about 5 years ago for timeline visualisation (the demo uses classical music data) during my time at the university of southampton (UK).
Its was for a paper that i co-wrote i think for the UIST conference in Rhode Islande (2007)... http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1294229
Anyway, thought it may be interesting for some people.. it still works pretty well, although was never actually finished, and was quite advanced at the time as it is entirely rendered using the CANVAS tag..
something like that life on facebook video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCUCZCBso_w) would probably be quite a good way to present the life story use case for the product... what does it actually do?
Everything should be all good now :-D
give us a shout if you want some more details..
I had not really thought about using Gravatar, but it does seem like a nice way to provide profile pics for those who use it, we will look at getting it implemented in a future update.
Thanks
Ive always been happy to quietly create, but perhaps i should stay foolish, stay hungry!! ;-)