[horde] Newbie question

[Chuck Hagenbuch]

Quoting Damien Mc Kenna <damien at mc-kenna.com>:

> Here's a newbie question for you guys:
> 
> Why should I use Horde?  If I'm developing an app, why invest the time
> into a) learning, b) using it?

That's a very vague question, and so unfortunately, for now, you get a 
vague answer: if you find it useful.

Slightly better: there's API documentation at http://dev.horde.org/, and 
some tutorial presentations at http://horde.org/papers/. If anything 
mentioned there strikes you as useful, then you should use Horde. If you 
want to be able to interoperate with any Horde apps - write something that 
plugs into IMP, for example, or that can have task lists associated with it 
that are managed by Nag, etc., then you want to use Horde because we make 
that kind of application integration easy and fast.

Do you have any specific needs/areas of interest?

-chuck

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