sumo

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by sumo 10y ago
Thanks for writing about your experiences. Its a weak spot for most of us, and it was a refreshing kick in the butt, to get ourselves in gear about this topic which has been on our mind for a long time. Its great to see more startup support
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by sumo 10y ago
Agreed. Collusion https://collusionapp.com has free use (not trial), you can also download your work as a PDF/Image if you like without restriction.
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by sumo 11y ago
Depends what you mean by kids, but actually we did a lot of work with schools and the kids love it.
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by sumo 11y ago
We had the same idea but wanted to go much much further. You should really try it out, its called Collusion. https://col.lu/ You have to sign up but it keeps your drawings like google docs and is real-time collaborative wit
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by sumo 12y ago
A lot of what is shown is actually collaboration between 'Kat' and 'Lola' in real-time. Being able to input information from any device, view and present it on some other device, and of course also being able to convert
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by sumo 12y ago
Absolutely. Non-linear processes I think, is a crucial difference, your mind jumps around thoughts, perhaps even in parallel and so having a medium that lets you do that is important. It feels more natural, more free-form. Interestingly, pr
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by sumo 12y ago
Agreed, as a programmer, you are constantly able to think faster than you can express yourself, and it certainly feels as though nothing you can do (not even typing) allows you to lay out your thoughts and play around with them does it just
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by sumo 12y ago
I actually research this kind of thing a lot, Pen and paper is surely great, and passing it physically, and being offline are certainly its benefits. https://collusionapp.com/ tries to solve the quick sketches and the shari