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Ian

Hi, Sonny. Great Blog!
I have made the Compose Gmail links available on the AppExchange at http://www.salesforce.com/appexchange/detail_overview.jsp?id=a0330000001lfgsAAA

gokubi

Nice post. Small pieces loosely joined! And as for your reliance on Google, I don't think it will be long before you'll have other viable options to plug in for each of your components (except for Salesforce.com). Look at mapping--Yahoo, MS, Mapquest are all pretty much up to where Google Maps is in API and functionality. Keep us posted about how it goes!

Colin J.

Sonny,

I'd love to hear your comments on what you like about google calendar as opposed to something like HipCal? Thoughts?

Jon Stahl

Sing it, Sonny!

I don't know how much it matters whether the apps are "on-demand" only that they know how to talk to others, and assume that they should.

Applications that don't speak to other apps via open, public, standards-based interfaces are going to wither.

Sonny Cloward

Steve,

In an attempt to not portray myself as the Google/SFDC ho that I am, I have integrated Google Maps into Salesforce.com as well.

Thanks for the nice trackback post.

~S

Sonny Cloward

Colin,

I've looked at most of the web calendars (HipCal, Kiko, Trumba, SpongeCell, Airset...probably some others). Only 30 boxes came close to working well for me.

~S

Sonny Cloward

Jon,

Very good point, I'm very biased towards web apps...thanks for keeping me honest.

~S

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    This blog started as a grad school project while I worked at CCTV/CyberSkills Vermont.

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