Howdy,
Just passing on a link that I thought folks here might (and I would say
should) be interested in.
http://googleresearch.blogspot.com/2009/06/google-fusion-tables.html
Oh - so why did I say 'again' in the title - after all this is a brand
new piece of technology. Well, yes and no...the implementation is brand
new, maybe even some of the ideas (can't pretend to actually have a deep
understanding of this google offering) but from a first read (Could not
get the "tour" page to load for me using FF3/Ubuntu...hey it's Google, I
bet it will load clean as a whistle when I try it under MS later. Then
again maybe it's just a load problem.) this idea of third and fourth
axis (as opposed to rows and columns only) is not new of course.
The idea of groups of collaborating individuals having real time editing
of data points (a cell) again it's not new idea per se...but a really
good job of implementing (read-easy to use) this could herald some
interesting new applications.
@for those thinking about the new filter dialog:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_7jACTgmgVC8/Sig1TytGQaI/AAAAAAAABNc/3rr3x8coumg/s1600-h/Fusion1.png
Adios,
Drew
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