Certainly once calendars and contacts are done, and hopefully tasks as well, that will make a more complete ecosystem that is even more attractive than just the email component!
Certainly once calendars and contacts are done, and hopefully tasks as well, that will make a more complete ecosystem that is even more attractive than just the email component!
My first reaction as I have seen this standard popping up was not "my email will be faster/better", but "I will be able to setup a nice support@mycompany.com" email address and have both email/web integration with it.
If developers start to embrace JMAP for a derivative usage, I think it could drive the adoption.
eg say I wanted to use jmap to implement some of hey's functionality -- for instance the screener that isolates and allows ban of new emails on first contact. Rather than a client, can I have a server that listens to my fastmail inbox and (potentially) moves emails as they're delivered?
Any chance you're thinking about allowing UI space for things like that?
Question: what do you think is the rough timing on Calendar/Sharing/Contacts/Tasks to be ratified? Within the next year, 2-years, etc?