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What is your most-used web application? Fairly straightforward question. It shouldn't be too hard to guess what will come out on top, but I'm interested to see what else gets high votes. ONE entry per post and NO duplicates. Use the following search query Why do you use this one more than anything else and what does it actually do? Should I use it too? |
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GlogsterFrom Wikipedia: a social network that allows users to create free interactive posters. |
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DiscogsKeep track of your record collection, and find almost any release from any artist. |
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Renren.comFrom Wikipedia: a Chinese social networking site with an interface similar to that of Facebook. |
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MusicBrainzLook up artist/album release details, add your own, manage your library (with downloaded desktop apps). Absolutely invaluable for a music-heavy individual like myself. |
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Google Calendar because it nicely syncs to my phone and I can't remember a single appointment without it. |
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Because there you have all the main web applications, easy to install (natively, in the cloud, virtually..). When you need to install server software and avoid hassle, that's a great place to go. :) |
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SalesforceSalesforce is our CRM. I login everyday. Its great if everyone in your group is committed to using it and use is engrained in your culture...if not as in my case, it is really a challenge. Things like offline, outlook plugins, search, document management, and requirements of using your mouse make it a painful tool though better than lexis-nexis, siebel, or sugarcrm. |
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Use it for multiple to-do lists and it's quick and easy when running in Chrome. |
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Lumadis Regex Tester1/ Why do you use this one more than anything else and ... ? 1bis/... what does it actually do? 2/ Should I use it too? |
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