On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 4:13 PM, Miles Parker <milespar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > This is very close to what the commercial app that I've been working on > does...except Butterflyzer is targeted toward general users and web pages. > > http://butterflyzer.com > Could you say more? I liked the page saying: Butterflyzer is not just a new software product, but an entirely new category of software. We're calling it a "Content Intelligence Environment". Butterflyzer is an integrated desktop application for exploring, collecting, cataloging and visualizing social media and related events. It shares features with Browsers, media clients, and content management tools, but offers much more. It provides powerful analysis and curating capabilities like expensive web-based service providers, but we don't pretend to give you all the answers...we don't even tell you what questions to ask. It is not a web-app, right? .. but is instead a desktop app? Why did you decide on that approach? I can see that, even as cool as HTML5/CSS3/Javascript are, you might have good reasons for avoiding the browser. -- Owen
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