Archive for January, 2010
The End of an Era
Yesterday we announced the release of ePublisher 2009.4, the culmination of what has been an exciting year of product development here at WebWorks.
In keeping with our standard policy of a two year rolling support window , this means that ePublisher 9.3 is no longer a supported version and is now officially classified as a Legacy [...]
Focus, Focus, Focus
It never fails. We ship the quarterly ePublisher release and the challenge begins anew:
What are we going to ship THIS quarter?
Marketing is analyzing, Sales is requesting, and Support is demanding. And on the other side of those groups are our customers. Some, we will delight. Others will curse our names, shocked to find that we [...]
Building New Stuff
One of the things that is challenging for me as a developer is staying on target with regard to ePublisher development when there are so many glittery web-technologies to play with.
Bugs and Car Talk Syndrome
Bugs! Isn’t that a great topic to blog about? Well, maybe not. Still, I wanted to talk about this subject because we’ve been missing out on an opportunity to learn from each other, make people happy, and improve ePublisher. There is one catch. Making this change happen requires a partnership between WebWorks.com and you.
2009.4 and the missing feature
Life here in the Engine Room continues on as always; a combination of brimming potential and vexing challenges. I love creating new things. I love to solve problems. Sometimes I get to do both at once. But not this time.
Is Your Online Help A Security Risk?
As you are probably aware, back on December 15th we issued a Security Advisory for our WebWorks Help online help product. The security advisory was the result of several weeks extensive investigation of a potential loophole that could possibly be exploited by malicious software. This was a situation we took very seriously and ensured that [...]
Publishing in an Agile World
As I mentioned in my post on December 1st, here at WebWorks we are talking to more and more people who are adopting an Agile software development model and as a result wondering how they can adapt their content publishing model to suit.
To help answer that question I have put together a short white paper [...]