I'm a Lead Program Manager in the Digital Documents group at Microsoft; we're part of the Windows team.
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So MSN just launched a beta sevrice called Spaces which is a pretty soup'd up blogging environment. I've been playing with it for the past few days and it's pretty nice. I'm at least going to keep my personal blog over there and I am seriosly considering Read More...
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OK. I'll admit it. I'm an Outlook tools junkie. Partly it's because of the firehose pointed at my inbox and because I need every bit of help I can get to prevent it from overflowing. I've run across another candidate: ClearContext . The main thing this Read More...
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I have now documented the recent checkin supporting "Visitor Events". These are WikiTalk-accessible objects that can be used to show a history of the pages visited by a user during their session at a FlexWiki site. I’ve also incorporated this into the Read More...
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I finally go around to writing up some solid documentation describing all the ways that that the borders on a FlexWiki page can be customized . Read More...
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Now that FlexWiki has moved back into gear after the release to SourceForge last week, it's time to gather round and drive FlexWiki to a SolidRelease . What do I mean by that? Well, there are lots of bug reports and lots of features that people have been Read More...
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Very nice use of FlexWiki as a Bliki : http://bliki.salamandersoftware.co.uk/ . Nice use of WikiTalk . Read More...
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OK. So I am a bit tired but the chaos wasn't as bad as I'd imagined. We launched FlexWiki on SourceForge yesterday (or was it today?). A few hours earlier than expected. That caused a bit of a scramble, but in the end it was no big deal. I spent some Read More...
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This evening FlexWiki took the next step in its life and has been made available at SourceForge.net under the Common Public License . With this step, the developer community will have the latest source (including all the WikiTalk features), better access, Read More...
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The Associated Press yesterday posted a nice (and accurate) positive article profiling Wiki technology and touting that, " Wikis are poised to become what blogs have turned into — still in the Internet avant garde yet widespread enough to be influential. Read More...
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OK, I finally found some time to address many, but not all of the annoying and lingering problems using FlexWiki with Firefox . This came partly down to CSS work and partly down to how script and forms all fit together in the initial implementation of Read More...
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Wow. Go away on vacation and look what happens... A group of about 40 people spent a weekend and ported Keith Brown's book The .NET Developer's Guide to Windows Security to a FlexWiki site here . Very sweet. Part of the pluralsight.com FlexWiki site that's Read More...
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Well, I haven't spent any time writing Outlook add-ins as I'd imagined. Instead, here's something positive and something nagative from my experiences so far with Getting Things Done and the Outlook add-in: On the plus side: Contexts are great. Putting Read More...
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OK. I'll admit it. I'm a tools junkie. I often think that tools can help me (and others) get stuff done faster, better, cheaper, etc. As a program manager at Microsoft it's very hard to keep my head above water. So much email. Day after day of meeting Read More...
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Today I released a new build of FlexWiki . It's got some improvements (see the list of things included in ReleaseNotes1569 ). More importantly, it's the first officially mainstream build of FlexWiki with WikiTalk ; WikiTalk is no longer in experimental Read More...
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I must say this whole blogging thing is still a bit unclear to me. I'm not sure when I should post. When do I have something worth posting? How does this relate to other material I put up (especially on www.flexwiki.com )? My attention these days is pretty Read More...
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