DISQUS

Oracle AppsLab: Geeking out with Ubiquity

  • Jay · 1 year ago
    Thanks. Yours was the best review i read. U've convinced me to try it out.
  • Jake · 1 year ago
    Thanks, glad you liked it. Share any commands you create with us.
  • Jay · 1 year ago
    i tht u wer goin' on vacation.
    well, me sorta conflicted about ubiquity... i sorta started out writing a reply to you here and that sorta grew into a beeg post.
    http://teck.in/ubiquity-firefox-mozilla.html
  • bex · 1 year ago
    interesting... I don't think it will take long before people demand a command-line interface for Ubiquity, so you could do this kind of stuff from the shell...
  • Jake · 1 year ago
    Eddie was saying that over Twitter yesterday, regarding an O/S interface. Since this is Mozilla Labs, it might eventually migrate into a shell version; that might be too intrusive to the core browser though.

    I totally dig it in the browser. It helps to be a keyboard-centric guy. Building commands is easy too. I'm geeked to see how it develops, very strong for 0.1 a version.
  • topperge · 1 year ago
    I'm pretty sure they mentioned that the Thunderbird integration is coming shortly. All they need is to add Office and IM integration and my life is complete.

    BTW- I feel dirty for even mentioning office integration.
  • Jake · 1 year ago
    Thunderbird is on the list, but I think they were looking for some assistance. My guess is we'll see something we can replicate or hack-by-example soon that will open up IM and Office. What about GTalk? Probably there already.

    Thanks for sharing your Office cooties.
  • davidhaimes · 1 year ago
    That video spoke to me - I've been thinking of moving and was searching cragslist and having to go off and get maps for them by hand. That short term requirement alone is enough for me to try it out, don't need to see anymore.
  • Jake · 1 year ago
    Yeah, I like the tool quite a bit. It requires some work here and there, but it's right in the average Firefox user's wheelhouse.