CodeLathe is proud to announce the launch of Tonido Plug - small, low power, low cost home server for public . Tonido Plug will be available for pre-order shortly at Tonido Plug’s website.
What is Tonido Plug?
Tonido Plug is a small form factor computer (size of a power adapter) based on a powerful 1.2 GHz Sheeva [...]
I was recently reading Dreaming in Code by Scott Rosenberg, which describes the Chandler project; which started out as a PIM and an Microsoft Outlook alternative that could share information between users directly via peer-to-peer without intermediary servers (and Exchange Servers).
Here’s a quote from the book about OSAF rethinking their original plans for Chandler to [...]
It has been a year since my jumped off the cliff post that kickstarted CodeLathe. And since then 2008 has turned out to have been a long turbulent year, a historic and a momentous year as well an incredible low year as gloom and the crisis over the economy darkens and threatens to engulf the [...]
Posted in Tonido | Also tagged logo, Platform, Release, Tonido |
The central theme and the reason for existence for Tonido is the fact that relying completely on Web Applications is fraught with danger. Here’s one more evidence. Google has decided to shutter several of their Web Apps. The apps include Google Video, Jaiku, Mashup Editor, Dodgeball. Development will also stop on Google Notebook. While I [...]
Posted in Musings | Also tagged google, loss of control |
That is really the million dollar question everyone wants the answer to. Being at the right location at the right time pays off immensely especially if you are in the start-up business.
Some History
To make sense of the direction that software is going, one needs to study the evolution of computing. Evolution in living organisms [...]
