We’ve got a new video that we showed during the Community Server Developer Conference this past weekend. It’s a quick 5-minute overview that provides a tour of what Graffiti can do: Click To Play Let me know what you think! P.S., you can watch the … Continue reading “New Graffiti video”
Kevin is blogging about the CSDC as the event happens: http://kevinharder.com/blog/archive/2007/10/20/live-blogging-the-csdc.aspx
It’s finally here! We’ve been working all week preparing for our first ever Community Server Developer Conference and it starts tonight. We have just under 100 people attending – and honestly this is a lot more than we expected for our first developer conference. We’re … Continue reading “2007 Community Server Developer Conference”
I’m at DevLink in Nashville, TN this week giving a presentation on ASP.NET Performance and another presentation on ASP.NET Deep Dive. I’ll post the slides and demos here tomorrow!
If you’d like to get an invite for our Graffiti beta please visit graffiticms.com and add your email. We’re going to release the beta in the next couple of weeks and can only support a limited number of people.
We’re happy to announce that MySpace.com is now using Community Server Enterprise Edition to power their forums: http://forums.myspace.com/ The new MySpace forums launched several weeks ago and are the largest public implementation of Community Server. We’ve been monitoring the forum post counts and in one … Continue reading “MySpace and Community Server”
This week’s SD Times has an article AJAX-Based Web 2.0 Ready for Takeoff. Included within the article is a chart which shows a breakdown of “…what application runtime platform(s) would you be using AJAX with?”. 55.7% said Java / Java EE 44.7% said Microsoft ASP.NET … Continue reading “Is Java the platform Ajax is most used with?”
The morning my 9 month old BlackBerry 8800 has decided to die (and no Scott, I’m not buying an iPhone). So I headed on over to AT&T to see what BlackBerry they are offering now just in case I need to buy a replacement. First … Continue reading “Wow, who built the AT&T site?”
Scott posted a FAQ about Graffiti. A big goal of our’s with Graffiti – which originated with the purchase of Dozing Dogs CMS – was to build a really simple content platform. One that could be used to both build simple sites as well as … Continue reading “Content made simple – Graffiti CMS”
Professional Community Server Themes (Wrox Press) is a new book that a couple members of the Community Server team at Telligent have been working on. I can’t wait to get my copy! Get it on Amazon.com
