Office tools OnLine

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Update december 20th : Writely and Spreadsheet are part of the Google suite

The trend seems to be : Let's create an office app !
Well.


The good and the almost good are there. I tend to have a preference for Writely (see below) nontheless other apps should catch your attention.
Kiko is a calendar app, full of option and sync possibilities
AjaxWrite is a word processor with most of Word's functions, but lighter. The design is a bit techie, but it works... On Firefox only.

More to come as we test.

La mode des derniers six mois semble être : Créons une application Office !
Bon...
Le bon et le presque bon semble là. J'ai tendance à préférer Writely (Voir plus bas), malgré tout d'autres applications peuvent attraper votre regard.
Kiko est un logiciel d'agenda et calendrier plein d'options et de possibilités de synchronisation.
AjaxWrite est un traitement de texte avec la plupart des options de Word, mais en plus léger. Le design est peu tech, mais ça marche... Seulement sur Firefox

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