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The Pirate’s (B)log Book
Diagrams and other important news from the gliffy team
Author Archives: chrisk
November 17, 2005
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Gliffy Beta Begins
The Gliffy closed beta has begun. We’ll slowly add more user to the closed beta in the next several weeks/months. Browse on over to http://www.gliffy.com and you can see our new home on the web. In fact, as of today, … Continue reading
October 8, 2005
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Standard Interoperability API
Sam at Writely kicks off a conversation about a common interoperability API between all these new applications popping up. We totally agree that such an API would make applications such as ours way more useful. Here are some examples of … Continue reading
September 28, 2005
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Simple answers to concerns about Office for the Web
My former co-worker and friend, Dave, had some common concerns about moving to an Office on the Web. I thought I’d chime in with my thoughts: > Maybe you don’t want your company/state secrets going across the internet and stored … Continue reading
September 22, 2005
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People are talking about the trend….
I read two blog posts recently, both from VC’s, which show folks are starting to grok the reality that collaborative internet based applications will soon be the tools of choice, replacing traditional desktop applications. Fred Wilson writes: “…my experience and … Continue reading
September 16, 2005
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Writely!
Writely is a web based word processor which is similar in concept to what we’re doing in many ways with Gliffy (our product), except we’re not building a word processor. I can’t believe how similar the names are…. too funny! … Continue reading
September 9, 2005
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www.silvertie.com launched!
This was truly a team effort. Lyla did a fantastic job with the design of our logo and web site. Also, Henry did some great work getting the HTML in order. Props to Dana for most of the content. Thanks … Continue reading
August 20, 2005
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Flash 8 Beta!
If you’re developing an OpenLaszlo application, and you’re worried about performance, like we are, you’ll be happy to know that Macromedia’s Flash Player 8 offers significant performance improvements. Click here to download the public beta.
August 20, 2005
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OpenLaszlo Performance Tip: offsets
I’m not sure if Laszlo Systems would approve of this, but I found something that improves the speed of rendering views that are changing their dimensions or positions rapidly. In our application, we need to resize and move many views … Continue reading
August 3, 2005
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RIA’s will spawn a new breed of web based applications
Get ready folks, Rich Internet Applications (RIA’s) will soon have you doing things on the web which you thought were only possible with desktop applications. These new web based applications will soon have you collaborating in ways you never thought … Continue reading
July 15, 2005
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Better Programing Practices: Pair Programming
In previous start-up companies I’ve worked at, it’s been implied that the official development process was something along the lines of Extreme Programming (XP) . In the book Extreme Programming Explained by Kent Beck, it is suggested that Pair Programming … Continue reading
