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Given Moo.do's architecture they may be able to offer Google and Microsoft flavours. But DropBox is only files/storage so you would still need the big-G or the big-MS back end for everything else.
I'm not sure if there other storage & email & contacts & calendar suites with an API - Zoho maybe, but beyond the big two there's probably not much value in supporting the others.
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No votes left, but me too!!!
Stick with Markdown though and do tables like this, https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq/blob/master/doc/user/markdown.md#tables
or this, https://michelf.ca/projects/php-markdown/extra/#table
or this, https://help.github.com/articles/organizing-information-with-tables/
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I don't have any votes left, so I guess I'll give this idea the traditional "me too!!!"
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Markdown supports code snippets, https://commonmark.org/help/. Moo.do just needs to include more of Markdown formatting.
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As long it's a REST API then IFTTT, Zapier, Integromat, etc. can all be used. It's a bit more difficult since you have to define it yourself but I've done it for Dynalist.io and it works perfectly.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Eric Schultz
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There doesn't seem be an Undo (or Redo) when writing an email.
When you write like me Undo is probably the function I use most!!!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Eric Schultz
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And Integromat!
I've found that Zapier and Integromat are much more reliable than IFTTT. IFTTT is more generous with their free-tier but their connection to services isn't as reliable and the variables they expose is more more limited.
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I appreciate that I just might be doing it wrong!
So if anyone has a better suggestion please let me know or point me to some good showcases.
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I agree with Philip, Moo.do's architecture makes the typical API impossible. I figure there's two possibilities:
1. On the Moo.do licensing server there's a message proxy that passes the API message on to the client. Except if your client isn't running how long does it hold the message for?
2. Messages are just files on GDrive in the _Moo folder (either dropped directly there or via the aforementioned message proxy) that the client can read when it's running.
Disclaimer: I'm not really a programmer, I just talk like one online!!!