Yep, we’re still looking for great Windows and .NET developers. Turns out it’s pretty hard to find folks with the depth of knowledge we’re looking for. Most recently, Gordon has joined us (welcome!), but we still need more help. So I thought I might list a few questions that our ideal candidate wouldn’t have too many [...]
Archive for: November, 2004
RSS and SourceSafe
I while back, I wrote an application to generate RSS feeds from Visual SourceSafe databases. The code was set to expire a few months later, as we were considering building this capability into a product. A couple more times after that, I posted updated versions with a later and later expiration. Well, I’m happy to [...]
NewsGator, Halo 2, and RSS
There have been a whole lot of posts about Halo 2 being released…but Scott Hanselman’s post about getting game stats via RSS certainly caught my eye. Tom Walker took it one step further…if you look on the left side of his blog, you’ll see his latest stats right there in his sidebar. He’s taking the [...]
Another step in building a company
Monday was a big day for me. A few weeks ago, J.B. (our CEO) mentioned the idea of doing an “Enterprise RSS” weblog. I told him it sounded like a great idea to me, and promptly moved on to other things and forgot about it. (Those of you who know me know about my amazing [...]
Organizing folders
After lots of complaints (and many, many more via email and other channels), we’ve changed the way the folder organization GUI works in NewsGator Online. It’s now easy to organize feeds into folders, and do it with multiple feeds at a time. Thanks to everyone that has provided feedback on the new system – keep it [...]
NewsGator and Podcasting
With the recent popularity of podcasting, there have been a lot of questions and comments as to NewsGator‘s support for enclosures. Let me try to clear this up. NewsGator Outlook Edition – supports enclosures in two different ways. By default, it will not download enclosures, but rather will put a link to the file in the [...]