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Applications Advantages of this tool Very intuitive design No need for any extra software (except a browser) Disadvantages of this tool Content can be time-consuming to create The architecture may become too complicated Like any other tool, Haber is a tool that can be useful depending on how well you choose to use it. To be useful, it needs to be regularly updated and maintained. As with any tool, Haber is not as powerful as it is made to appear in the video and presentations: Haber will not properly support any type of database for storing data (that's why we have created the ERDmapper), the documentation tool in Haber (which is available through built-in collaboration and chatting) has not been implemented, Haber doesn't handle any type of mapping yet (that's why we have created the GIScienceDesigner), and Haber doesn't implement any type of visualization yet (that's why we have created Visualizer). The much more powerful WebGLBrowser is probably better suited than Haber for: real time display, animation, symbolic editing, any type of view of data (2D, 3D, etc.), and other types of visualizations. Further information For more informations on the topics covered in this article, see: The Pros and Cons of Haber Visualiser is a viewer that displays 2D map, 3D models and 3D renderings. It is the parent project of the set of tools covered in this article. Creates and keeps track of Haber Free Haber is an HTML archiver, designed to provide a totally live, interactive archive allowing the user to explore the archive, using the browser, via the web. Haber can be used to: Web single image files Web single audio files Web single video files Web single web pages Web single PDF files Web zip archive files Exporting the files using UNIX and Windows file delivery means Authors/Creators: Haber was written by Moritz Heinzmann (zimbra.com & infinitedimensions.com) in February 2012. 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