Dialoggs ( http://dialog.gs ) will be launching soon and I wanted to give you guys an overview of how things will work in a series of shots i'll do over the next while.
First up: Dialogg Types
With Dialoggs you can write posts that people can respond to, in real-time. A lot like twitter.
You can also create Dialoggs, which are containers for a discussion. Much like creating a Tumblr page around a specific topic. You can make Dialoggs Public or Private.
Public Dialoggs can be open for anyone to post into, or you can have it be 'invite only' so only you and the members of the Dialogg control who is allowed to post into it. All Public Dialoggs will get their own unique page, URL and even an avatar if you want. This enables you to quickly create a "blog" about a specific topic or even a blog for your company/app.
Private Dialoggs are not publicly visible and you must invite people to be a part of them. You can also attach any file type to posts made in a Private Dialogg, unlike Public Dialogs, which only allow photos & video.
I intend for Dialoggs to be the next natural step in communicating on the internet. If you make a post on Dialoggs, it doesn't have to be made inside of an existing Dialogg. It can just be a status update or thought post that is attached to nothing. If enough people respond to that post you made, Dialoggs will automatically create a proper Dialogg for you about that topic :)
Much more to come! Just wanna get you all prepped.. if you care that is ;)
Perfect! Now I'll work on just creating a splash page for my personal URL with a link to my Dialoggs, Tumblr, Twitter, and Dribbble. Many Ds and Ts. Unfortunately I don't have a T in my name.
@Anthony Harmon things like that is what it is being created for :) in the distant future you'll even be able to customize your Dialogg page (per Dialogg.. since you can have an infinite number of Dialoggs :)
The idea is simple and natural. Not the first of its kind as it's basically a cross between a forum and a blog, and there're few variations of it floating around. It will all come down to acquiring a critical mass of users. A good design and a large follower count helps, but these are only few part of the package with a lot of variables. But If you do it right and it takes off, this can be the next Twitter.
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Drew Wilson
Dialoggs ( http://dialog.gs ) will be launching soon and I wanted to give you guys an overview of how things will work in a series of shots i'll do over the next while.
First up: Dialogg Types
With Dialoggs you can write posts that people can respond to, in real-time. A lot like twitter.
You can also create Dialoggs, which are containers for a discussion. Much like creating a Tumblr page around a specific topic. You can make Dialoggs Public or Private.
Public Dialoggs can be open for anyone to post into, or you can have it be 'invite only' so only you and the members of the Dialogg control who is allowed to post into it. All Public Dialoggs will get their own unique page, URL and even an avatar if you want. This enables you to quickly create a "blog" about a specific topic or even a blog for your company/app.
Private Dialoggs are not publicly visible and you must invite people to be a part of them. You can also attach any file type to posts made in a Private Dialogg, unlike Public Dialogs, which only allow photos & video.
I intend for Dialoggs to be the next natural step in communicating on the internet. If you make a post on Dialoggs, it doesn't have to be made inside of an existing Dialogg. It can just be a status update or thought post that is attached to nothing. If enough people respond to that post you made, Dialoggs will automatically create a proper Dialogg for you about that topic :)
Much more to come! Just wanna get you all prepped.. if you care that is ;)
about 1 year ago
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Ben Bate ⚒
Awesome...
about 1 year ago
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Mike Meyer
Hey, you should send a message to Brad.
about 1 year ago
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Drew Wilson
@Mike Meyer brad who?
about 1 year ago
I can't wait!! :D
about 1 year ago
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Manik Rathee
@Drew Wilson I think @Mike Meyer was making a joke, re: brad smith in the comp
about 1 year ago
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Drew Wilson
@Manik Rathee @Mike Meyer HAHA!!! I'm a fool :)
about 1 year ago
What posting methods are there? Do I have to post within the dialoggs app or can I post via email, etc?
about 1 year ago
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Joel Helin
So excited about this!
about 1 year ago
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Yoga Perdana
love it!
about 1 year ago
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Andrea Cau
Can't wait man!
about 1 year ago
Perfect! Now I'll work on just creating a splash page for my personal URL with a link to my Dialoggs, Tumblr, Twitter, and Dribbble. Many Ds and Ts. Unfortunately I don't have a T in my name.
about 1 year ago
Seriously Can't wait!! You have a great UI :D
about 1 year ago
This thing looks great dude. Can't wait.
about 1 year ago
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CJ Melegrito
Oooh! I'm quite excited for this, actually!
about 1 year ago
This could potentially be a great tool for my art collective Slashthree. Can't wait to give it a spin dude. Great UI!
about 1 year ago
Oh wow this looks beautiful. Looks incredibly helpful too. Can't wait to see it live.
about 1 year ago
Will this tie into twitter? E.g. If a discussion gets going, could we take it over to dialoggs to get into it?
about 1 year ago
Nice dude looks sweet! Can't wait to see it in action
about 1 year ago
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Drew Wilson
@Jack McDade Exactly as u described :)
about 1 year ago
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Drew Wilson
@Anthony Harmon things like that is what it is being created for :) in the distant future you'll even be able to customize your Dialogg page (per Dialogg.. since you can have an infinite number of Dialoggs :)
about 1 year ago
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Alex Pankratov
The idea is simple and natural. Not the first of its kind as it's basically a cross between a forum and a blog, and there're few variations of it floating around. It will all come down to acquiring a critical mass of users. A good design and a large follower count helps, but these are only few part of the package with a lot of variables. But If you do it right and it takes off, this can be the next Twitter.
Good luck, fingers crossed it works.
about 1 year ago
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Alex Patrascu
Even if it's not going to be the next Twitter, it will be nice to have this as a place where designers and devs hang around.
I always liked the idea you had with builditwith.me and this can be the place where ideas get shape.
But yes, we all hope it can become so much more, because so far everything looks ace!
No pressure bro :)
about 1 year ago
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Francesco Improta
Did you take this shot with a camera? Or edited the Ps comp?
about 1 year ago
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Ced Funches
Excellent work Drew!
about 1 year ago