Re: [svg-developers] Multi user SVG

2010-11-17 Thread Felipe Sanches
would it be something similar to the Inkscape whiteboard? On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 8:52 AM, Doc drc...@drclue.net wrote: Howdy all I've been contemplating the creation of a connected SVG presentation using webSockets and multiple users. I would be interested in hearing what ideas folks

Re: [svg-developers] Multi user SVG

2010-11-17 Thread Doc
This would need to be something where users know nothing in advance, and is a lot of fun. No higher reason should be required than what might be left over after consuming a case of beer as fast as one could. --Doc On 11/17/2010 12:35 AM, Felipe Sanches wrote: would it be something similar to

Re: [svg-developers] Multi user SVG

2010-11-17 Thread ddailey
I was going to say something about a felt need in the scientific community for something that allows collaborative drawing, until I saw the part about fun. Certainly the users should have the ability to introduce and launch flexible shapes (having personalities, behavior, velocities,

Re: [svg-developers] Multi user SVG

2010-11-17 Thread Doc
Howdy All The Joan Miro characters seem interesting. Basically what I would provide is a wSocket server that holds a shared XML structure of structures and a means to update and retrieve those structures. Something like a chat server , but just communicating XML containers. The warehousing of