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Re:Hackpad by JamesBaxter on Monday November 04, 2013 @09:31AM (#6668689)
I wonder if this is what Google Wave would have ended up like
Re:Hackpad by cwilson on Monday November 04, 2013 @11:45AM (#6669562)
Came here to say this. I used Google Wave every single day for team collaboration like this, and it was awesome. I was really sad when it went away.
Re:Hackpad by obilgic on Monday November 04, 2013 @09:40AM (#6668743)
Google Wave was nothing more than over-engineered email-like wiki.

disclaimer: I love Google Wave

Re:Hackpad by quaunaut on Monday November 04, 2013 @09:34AM (#6668705)
It's what I wanted to use it for. That, and basic communication.

I just think Google bungled the beta process, trying to treat it like GMail when the same beta model isn't gonna work for anything but e-mail or XMPP.

However, I'm definitely going to recommend this product to my team, as right now we're using Github wikis, which is fine for us developers, but for real business use(as in, the rest of the team), this could be just so much better.

Re:Hackpad by Hackpad_Julia on Monday November 04, 2013 @08:12PM (#6672466)
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Re:Hackpad by mbubb on Monday November 04, 2013 @10:16AM (#6668957)
Exactly what I thought about. I enjoyed Google Wave when it came out.

EtherPad was really cool as well - its functionality has been absorbed in Google Docs and elsewhere.

Today a key devops workflow I see on a daily basis is team-based HipChat rooms with deploy / alert notifictions and links to GoogleDocs, especially spreadsheets.

Which somewhat duplicates Goggle Wave - at least how I remember it.

Re:Hackpad by Bjartr on Monday November 04, 2013 @02:01PM (#6670419)
There's no reason they couldn't implement the wave spec in this right?