| LOL, That is the funny thing isn't it. If Apple could make a quick, nearly effortless buck off of it, they would not hesitate. Even if it involved a little investment, but a good return Apple would be in. The notion of a Darwin/Linux cloudlet VM with WO's task manager, monitor, and other sweet of toys (I mean suite toys). Oops, I get confused some times.
Of course, one of us could step up to the plate. I think that person would deserve to be payed. Due to limited initial circulation, the money will amount to little more than beer money. But, it could help get both the word and value out.
As far as the iOS app, I have been tearing ERRest and ERSync apart, examining them thoroughly, and I think that I am on to something for both Mac/iOS as far as a framework that has some potential. Also, if I am right this approach represents a whole new architecture with a lot new concepts and capabilities just waiting to spring from it.
I may need help soon with the notion of the connection between the delegates and the RestContext/RestRequestNodes, Formatters and the data itself. All I ask is that I have a few ears out there and hopefully a few experts to shead some light on the concept.
Thank you,
Dan Beatty, ABD Ph.D. Student Texas Tech University
On Jan 18, 2012, at 1:32 PM, Johnny Miller wrote: That sounds really cool. I wish Apple would do a Google Apps for WO dev.
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