HELLO WORLD, exactly one month (and 3 days, edited) after the first post, we're showing you again how Tabbles Web is coming along: now you can see and open a real tag-tree and see file paths (we'll make it prettier later on), see here: We have know most of the back-end (with most of the file and tags sorting [...]
Last year we did run a survey with our user base, and what you voted as the most requested feature is to be able to run Tabbles in a web browser. So of course we started working on that as soon as we could. As of today, we have an half-baked back-end along with an half-way working front-end logic, meaning [...]
HELLO WORLD, this blog comes from an email exchange with a fellow Tabbles-fan, who asked to help him with development: I'll call our fan Pavel and say that he comes from Russia :) Pavel has an idea for a product: an Outlook plugin, that would use Tabbles as tagging engine in order to overcome Outlook's categories limitations. Pavel is planning [...]
Preliminary new feature list: - Tabbles now uses Microsoft SQL Server: install your own server (creating the db is really easy) or use our Cloud version. - Fully functional multi-user environment, with centralized management, scalable to the infinite and beyond. - File tracking: you can move/rename/delete files in Explorer without losing the tagging (working only on Windows Vista, 7 and [...]
How today's business is all about building tribes and crowdsourcing.
Programming tutorial on F#: why it adapts to the way we think, part 2
Programming tutorial on F#: why it adapts to the way we think
FileSystemWatcher (.net wrapper): doesn't work on FAT32. The low-level Win32 function has an option to enable the "Fat32 mode"
The shared-tabbles feature is in beta: download it from our forum!
We succeded in our first experiment of real-time database merge! The result will be a p2p tag-based document management system.
