Not my product, but I think "offline" means no-cloud. You keep track of your API calls / definitions in your local filesystem/Git server without storing it in someone else's server.
Huhh, I think that may not be the worst idea. Feels like there’s room for a better shared language around this shift from everything-as-a-service towards owning your stack. Maybe even bringing back localhost is not the worst approach. Hmmm… just thinking out loud.
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Not my product, but I think "offline" means no-cloud. You keep track of your API calls / definitions in your local filesystem/Git server without storing it in someone else's server.
I wonder if this is the time to start pitching "Offcloud" or even "Cloud-free" or even "No-cloud" as opposed to "offline" as a feature ;)
It's nice to have the option to not need an entire online apparatus to make your software function.
Huhh, I think that may not be the worst idea. Feels like there’s room for a better shared language around this shift from everything-as-a-service towards owning your stack. Maybe even bringing back localhost is not the worst approach. Hmmm… just thinking out loud.
SnaS – software, not a service.
That sounds snazzy!