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SynergyMesh

Despite the multi-touch framework SynergyNet still being useful, it is starting to show its age. Its now time for a new framework to take its place which offers the same functionality but uses modern technologies. SynergyMesh is the spiritual successor to the SynergyNet framework. It offers most of the distinguishing features of SynergyNet, such as its multi-touch gesture support and advanced networking, as part of a web-based platform. This allows the framework to be used on a much wider range of devices without any complicated set-up.

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SynergyView 2

SynergyView, the video annotation tool developed as part of the SynergyNet project, has had an update. Previously the tool has had a dependency on Quicktime, restricting the availability of the tool. This requirement has been dropped in SynergyView 2.

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SynergyNet 3.1

SynergyNet, the multi-touch framework built to support applications intended for classroom use, has had an update. As part of the recent move to the new repository, the code for SynergyNet 3.1 has been made available.  While it may not appear that different to SynergyNet 3, the new version offers an improved experience for developers.

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