Just wanted to mention that I work on NimbusFoundry(nimbus foundry.com) which has similar ideas except we focus on auth, storage of data, and permissioning instead of front end. This is so that users can create apps within enterprise environments like Google apps for business easily.

Very cool - I like your idea to store all of the data using a Google Drive realtime document. But I'm not sure how you are able to handle authentication and permissions, e.g. limiting a field/model to only be visible to certain users. AFAIK read access to a document in Drive is all-or-nothing, and there doesn't seem to be a way to let a user only view a portion of the document. Are you only enforcing the access control in the client-side logic? If so, that's not even remotely secure....

By permission, we mean that each team's data is hosted on a single document, and when you add a member, they can see both the data in the app and also binary files associated with that data. We don't try to do differing levels of permissions not supported by google

This is a change for the far worse, someone branch this please and maintain a backward compatible branch with the same syntax.

It's originally on http page instead of https, thanks for your feedback

The logo is at assets/img folder, to change the app id, you need to register at http://cloud.google.com/consolse and replace it in the app/app.js file

* https://cloud.google.com/console

This is a static app that uses google realtime as the chat server.

Email is part of the framework this is built on, it's so you can send support and notification emails to other people.

I think there is an error, I am getting the same thing, sorry if you check http://foliopanda.com/test_site this was working.

It's a pretty small scale project, here's a sample site: http://foliopanda.com/test_site

I totally agree that kindness has not been isolated. It seems that if anything, social status and respect has been isolated. Two cases they mentioned, a slacker on a team that's a guy, and a girl who is hardworking, are both worthy of respect and disrespect but no kindness was demonstrated.

I don't think it's that simple. I actually think a lot of women are also attracted to unkindness, it's the "bad boy" effect. In pickup culture, the well known "neg" is also a manifestation of this.

I think it has a lot to do with a women's personal goals, whether they want to casually date for fun or settle down.

I would really like to see a study of the unkindness and it's effect on women in terms of attraction.

Got it, will make a video tutorial. Basically, you write plugins that are single page js apps in angular, and we take care of user login, user management, storage and collaboration.