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  • Announcing the New Sueetie Content Management System

    I mentioned the other day when telling you about the beefy new Sueetie Content Part Control that it was a possible stepping-stone to a Sueetie Content Management System. Well, the CMS is here! You can see it online at http://sueetie.com/cms .  The CMS will be available in Sueetie v1.4 planned for an October release. Sueetie CMS in a nutshell starts with Content Page Groups. You can have as many groups as you want.  Each Content Page Group contains Content Pages.  A group can have unlimited...
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  • Welcome New Customer: Kaseya

    We are happy to announce that Kaseya , the leading provider of IT Systems Management software, has selected Telligent Community to power their online support community. Kaseya's comprehensive solution software automatically monitors, manages and maintains IT infrastructures anywhere in the world, allowing IT professionals to accomplish overall business strategies with an efficient and secure product. With usability, scalability and extensibility features, Kaseya empowers professionals to take...

  • Telligent Announces New Vice President of Customer Care

    I am very pleased to announce John Rabara as Telligent's new vice president of customer care. John has a deep dedication to delivering a world-class customer experience. In his new position, John will focus mainly on customer service, customer support, education, and partner support. He will ensure that Telligent is always contributing to our customers, while remaining committed to our core values. John served as director of sales consulting at Oracle, where his responsibilities included product...

  • Everyman on Community Engagement, Location Layers, Paying for Everything, Designing for Touch

    Engage!   Daily Bloggr with tips on how to increase community engagement, a central ingredient for building successful online communities. Engagement requires stickiness through exclusivity, a points system or some other approach to get users directly involved in the core product. People have to be emotionally attached to the site. “It could be your picture or your style of talking or the content itself.”  Users should feel they’re the right user for the product. One final takeaway, “Formulate...
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  • All New Sueetie Content Part Control

    I rewrote the Sueetie Content Part Control from the ground up over the weekend, something I wanted to do for a long time.  Some of us on the Sueetie Forums have been talking CMS and I knew that the first step in forming some sort of CMS functionality in Sueetie was to build a more robust Content Part Control for inline page editing.  The new Content Part will be part of the Sueetie Version 1.4 release planned for October. The Sueetie Content Part Control was one of the first Sueetie controls...
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  • Sueetie Going Mobile Series: ScrewTurn Wiki

    This is the fifth and final Sueetie Going Mobile Series post and the fourth on a Sueetie Application. We covered BlogEngine.NET, Gallery Server Pro, YetAnotherForum.NET, and will close out the series here on the world’s first mobile version of ScrewTurn Wiki. The Sueetie Wiki document on which this post was based is located in the Sueetie Patterns and Origins area. _______________ ScrewTurn Wiki Mobile: a bit of CSS and Theme Selection Modification The mobilization of ScrewTurn was perhaps the most...
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  • Sueetie Going Mobile Series: YetAnotherForum.NET

    This is the fourth Sueetie Going Mobile Series post and the third on a Sueetie Application. We covered BlogEngine.NET and Gallery Server Pro. Here we'll look at how a mobile YetAnotherForum.NET came into being. The Sueetie Wiki document from which this post was taken is located in the Sueetie Patterns and Origins area. _________________  Extending YetAnotherForum.NET by Creating New Pages and Controls To create a mobile version of YetAnotherForum.NET we added new pages and controls to remove...

  • Welcome New Customer: American Marketing Association

    The American Marketing Association (AMA), the largest marketing association in North America, has chosen Telligent technology to power their community. AMA is the professional association for individuals and organizations who are leading the practice, teaching and development of marketing worldwide. The organization will integrate existing technologies with Telligent Community to provide a collaborative space for a friendly and content rich marketing community. By enabling the fluid interchange of...

  • Sueetie Going Mobile Series: Gallery Server Pro

    This is the third Sueetie Going Mobile Series post and the second on a Sueetie Application. We covered BlogEngine.NET last time. Here we'll look at how I modified Gallery Server Pro to serve up web content to mobile devices. The Sueetie Wiki document from which this post was taken is located in the Sueetie Patterns and Origins area. ________________ Gallery Server Pro Mobile - When Less is More There were two primary issues to address in creating a mobile version of Gallery Server Pro. The first...

  • Inland Empire .NET User Group 8-Year Celebration

    Recently I attended the annual Most-Valuable-Member celebration at the Inland Empire .NET Developer User Group in San Bernardino.  It is such a pleasure to participate in this UG, most especially at this event, so I’ll describe it in more detail here. What makes a great User Group? A big part of my job is to support the local developer User Groups.  To do that I attend and speak at a large number of these groups.  Because of this I get a unique perspective about what is working in...
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  • Sueetie Going Mobile Series: BlogEngine.NET

    This is the second post in the Sueetie Going Mobile Series describing how it was possible to create a mobile version of the Sueetie Online Community and its applications. This post focuses on BlogEngine.NET, whose developers led the way with a mobile architecture that existed long before the iPhone came on to the scene and upon which the Sueetie Mobile architecture was based. The original source of this post is located in the Sueetie Wiki Patterns and Origins area. _______________ BlogEngine.NET...
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  • Sueetie Going Mobile Series: the Sueetie Framework

    This is the first in a series of posts on the Sueetie Mobile Architecture, starting here with how the framework itself accommodates mobile devices. The series will continue by examining the mobile architecture of each of the applications in Sueetie: Gallery Server Pro, BlogEngine.NET, YetAnotherForum.NET and ScrewTurn Wiki. The Going Mobile series is a repost of new documents found in the Sueetie Wiki, starting with Patterns and Origins: Sueetie Mobile Architecture.   Any Sueetie Mobile Architecture...
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  • BarCamp San Diego 7

    I spent last weekend at BarCamp San Diego (hereafter noted as #BCSD7 – it’s Twitter hashtag).  What’s a BarCamp , you ask?  Well, read on… What’s BarCamp? BarCamp is a community-led unConference for geeks.  It usually runs over a weekend.  Registration is required (to calculate space and food needs) but most often the cost to attend is very small, or even free.  BarCamp consists of short presentations (usually under an hour) and other activities.  For #BCSD7 sessions...
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  • Sueetie: The World’s First Mobile Online Community

    I don’t actually know if Sueetie is the world’s first mobile online community or not, but it makes for a good headline.  If you know of other online community applications that are fully mobile-enabled like Sueetie now is, please tell me what they are. When I went mobile with DBVT.COM you knew a mobile version of Sueetie.com was coming. As I said in the DBVT.COM mobile announcement, I started with my personal DBVT site because it had less moving parts. Sueetie had membership functions, a forum...
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  • Welcome New Customer: PDI

    Professional Datasolutions, Inc. (PDI), a national enterprise software and services company, has selected Telligent Community as their online community support platform. PDI provides services that meet the specialized needs of convenience store and wholesale petroleum marketers, and PDI will leverage Telligent Community to expedite their go-to-market and customization capabilities. PDI is a McLane Company, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway. With more than 25 years of experience, PDI is committed...

  • Telligent Welcomes New Board Member

    I am pleased to announce that David Mitchell was recently appointed as a member of Telligent's board of directors. David is currently the president and CEO of Dallas-based Global 360, a leading provider of process and document management solutions. Prior to joining Global 360 in 2008, he served as president and CEO of webMethods, an integration software company. David was also a member of the IPO team that took webMethods public in 2000, and in 2007 he helped architect the merger of webMethods...

  • Everyman on Your Own Race, Tell Me A Story, Content Anticipation, MenuPad

    Your Own Race. An Illuminated Mind post on lessons learned from one year of self employment. “Effectiveness is the name of the game when you’re self employed.” I couldn’t agree more. Quality is a given, but productivity is Job #1.  There’s too much to learn, too many technological opportunities to pursue. And on getting there from here, “we’re all running our own race. You can have a great product launch for you , and feel great about it, then get swept away in self-pity and envy when someone...
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  • Gus

    It’s been over a year since I lost Murphy and while I still think about him almost every day it’s time to move on. Welcome Gus, a goofy puppy who started life in a Kentucky Kill Shelter and found his way to Burlington, Vermont.  We adopted him through Peaceable Kingdom Animal Rescue in New York, a program I can’t say enough good things about. We’re told Gus is part Border Collie, Labrador and Springer Spaniel. He’s smart, loving, laid-back and a great addition to the family. One thing about...
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  • DBVT.COM has gone mobile! (with a little help from Sueetie)

    DBVT.COM is now mobile-enabled. The home page, the blog, the photo gallery, the whole damn thing…with a little help from the Sueetie Framework. I knew Sueetie needed to have mobile support—to what extent I don’t yet know, but I decided to begin the process by going mobile with dbvt.com for the sole reason that there are less moving parts here. Ruslan Tur and BlogEngine.NET Leading the Way The Sueetie Mobile Architecture supports multi-platform access on the same urls. No “mobile.dbvt.com” or anything...
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