Dan wrote:
That would be a pretty interesting app to make. If you actually
followed Osborn's Brainstorming technique then you should be able to
develop a pretty cool real-time think tank where developers work in a
sort of chat room but with a place to post common code, with markup,
share a virtual whiteboard, etc.
Could be cool.
- Dan
Oh, what you're looking for is a think tank. I'd been trying to
find people in my area to get together and do the same thing. No such
luck around here, but you may have luck in your local area. Working
offline with people, when you can bounce ideas off of one-another
while doing something else, gets the creative juices flowing more,
because you're not focused on saying, "okay, we need to come up with
an idea."
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Well, I have my idea to do the site to help/collect the brainstorming.
But that probably won't be my coding project, as this seems to me to be
just a good forum with polls, for which several good ones already exist.
Maybe I use those to build the site and then the ideas come forth?
-Shawn
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