beWeeVee is a technology that allows several users to participate, in Real-time, in the creation of information in anyformat. We call it co-operation. This technology not only conciliates changes among users but it also preserves the positional intention of each one of them in order to improve user experience and information quality. Endless UnDo/ReDo beWeeVee holds up out-of-the-box the cycles of undo-review-redo necessary in typical work environments, as it allows you to keep the whole history of operations of the session. beWeeVee is an API Corvalius chose to make beWeeVee available as a library .NET and Silverlight, so that it would be incorporated into new applications, or in order to add co-operative concepts to applications already existent. It is thought to scale up and out. beWeeVee’s architecture permits Scalability, as it allows the logic that generates cooperation to be solved either in the client or in the server. Support disconnected scenarios Different from other technologies, beWeeVee allows the client to disconnect and keep working in an individual manner; without having to connect to any other server. And permits, anyhow, Intention Preservation in the reconciliation of shared copies
Comparing beWeeVee
Products which are specialized in solving the typical problems of each domain, today can be seen to have their abilities improved through the use of beWeeVee.
Basic Architecture The simplest architecture you can use applying beWeeVee is comprised of a number of clients using the same application and connected in a P2P fashion. The more views (applications) you can plug into your data formats, the more system wide your co-operation experience will become.
P2P Architecture Possible applications:
MS VS.NET + MS Live Services
MS Office Word 2007 + MS Live Services
Hybrid P2P Watch our technical demo in which this architecture is implemented on Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 and Silverlight 2.0 at http://www.beWeeVee.com
Peer2Peer + Thin Client + Federated Servers Possible Applications:
Mobile Applications, including Windows Mobile and iPhone
Some examples where beWeeVee can be applied. On blogs. Mockup
Multipleauthors in your blog can modifyanarticlewhilereadersvisit.
No more refresh (F5) toseeifthe blog has changed.
Real-time coveringanevent. Thismeans: Yourreadersseeeverykeystroke as ithappens (literally).
Can you imagine your Home Page changing as youtype?
Ifyoufollow a workflow, thenyourreviewerdoesn’tneedforyoutofinishyour post. He can readyourwork as you do it, and evenfixtypos and sintax in oneparagraphwhileyouwritethenextone. Time saving in plainEnglish.
Some examples where beWeeVee can be applied. On Software Development. Mockup
RemotePairProgramming: Writing code in pairs, being at the same physical location or augmented though VoIP or videoconference
Code review can be made very effective if you can review and catch problems even before they got introduced, having a say even before the code is in the source control system.
Imagine seeing the natural evolution of your projects as they have been created (and not only the final committed product).
Some examples where beWeeVee can be applied. On Diagramming. Mockup
You can co-operatenotonlywithText. You can share and editwithyourpeersgraphicrepresentation of data like Microsoft Visio Diagrams.
Several levels of security can also be added in the client or in the server.
Some of your peers will be able to insert and modify a figure on the whole diagram.
What are we looking for at Corvalius? DevelopmentPartners CommercialPartners for beWeeVee’s engine is available to be licensed so you can include its capabilities in your web or desktop application. We are right now developing beWeeVee for Visual Studio. We’re looking for partners to distribute We’re looking for partners to include Basic | Professional | Server SDK | Source Code Editions in their applications.
Want to know more? Probably you have some questions in your mind. … but you are not alone ... Check our blog or contact us… Why we call it Co-operation? http://www.corvalius.com/blog/?p=154 Where are we heading to? http://www.corvalius.com/blog/?p=129 What is behind the beWeeVee technology? http://www.corvalius.com/blog/?p=88
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