David Ornstein's WebLogI'm a Lead Program Manager in the Digital Documents group at Microsoft; we're part of the Windows team.Nice use of FlexWiki as a Bliki- September 30, 2004 Very nice use of FlexWiki as a Bliki: http:bliki.salamandersoftware.co.uk. Nice use of WikiTalk.http://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/09/30/236270.aspx Well, that wasn't so bad...- September 29, 2004 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 time today reading the news coverage (cnet, InfoWorld, TechWeb, eWeek, Press Release, NewsFactor) and people's blogs (Rob, iGeek) about FlexWiki -- and, of course, Microsoft and open source. Interesting reading;...http://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/09/29/235597.aspx FlexWiki posted to SourceForge.net- September 28, 2004 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, better tools, and a better legal environment. The FlexWiki developer community has kinda stalled out a bit over the past few months as I've worked to get FlexWiki to this point. Now we can really get going again!As I was thinking...http://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/09/27/235042.aspx AP: 'Wikis' Offer Knowledge-Sharing Online- September 27, 2004 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."http://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/09/27/234770.aspx Finally, Firefox improvements for FlexWiki- September 27, 2004 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 the topic editing page. I've gotten the two major Firefox problems fixed now (font sizes and the edit page working). There are a few other minor things I got working, too. There are two features that you get in Internet...http://blogs.msdn.com/dornstein/archive/2004/09/26/234539.aspx |