It's probably the most full-featured reader anywhere. HTML posts are totally transparent to other newsreaders, and there is little or no impact on the NNTP server. No tags are sent to the server, and very little disk space is used when posting HTML articles. Spietrow is also working on an application. The project is called Habanero.
Every company wants people in remote locations to be able to work togther as part of a virtual team.
What I mean is that in the past, the barriers to entry were quite high for new developers. In addition to the development tasks, they had to secure a sales and marketing effort, a distribution channel, print documentation, and print disks, or CDs. Now with Java and the Web, anybody can make and distribute an application in a rapid period of time. That being said, I encourage developers to look at developing applications that solve real business problems Things that, as I mentioned before, are enabling technologies that can radically alter business practices as they are today. Here's one from Uomini.