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Screenshots: Scenes from the DIY Web

By · August 1, 2006, 10:30 PM PST · billdetwiler

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  • Start-up Coghead is developing a hosted service, due later this year, designed to enable "moderately technical" businesspeople to create their own Web applications. In this screenshot, the author uses the visual editor to set up the work flow for the sales process, including setting assignments for tasks.

    Coghead

  • JotSpot last week introduced , an update to its hosted service that lets people choose what kind of shared document they want to create. The idea is to make wikis--shared Web pages--less "nerdy" and more accessible to end users, according to JotSpot CEO Joe Kraus.

    Jotspot

  • The application Trail Reviews, built using a hosted service from , is a mash-up application that allows people to submit their hiking trail recommendations and display them on Google Maps.

    Ning.com

Start-up Coghead is developing a hosted service, due later this year, designed to enable "moderately technical" businesspeople to create their own Web applications. In this screenshot, the author uses the visual editor to set up the work flow for the sales process, including setting assignments for tasks.

Coghead

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