A year an a half ago the (tiny) Yahoo! Calendar team embarked on a mission to build a new Calendar. We were interested in cracking the consumer market where huge potential for growth and innovation lay. The problem was that the 10 year old platform was falling apart and being held together by bungee cord […]
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Zimbra Desktop Beta 4
Zimbra Desktop Beta 3 added a wealth of new features to our offline capable client, and Beta 4 expands upon it’s good taste. Build 1338 introduces: Global Address List access against a ZCS server (both proxy and sync). Free-busy information proxy for ZCS users, to assist in finding that open timeslot on your colleague’s calendar. […]
Interop: Connect as one unit.
By Roland Schemers on October 1, 2008 in Community, Education, Open Source, Zimbra Server, Zimbra Web Client
One of the more nifty features to grace the Zimbra scene recently is the interoperability framework for sharing two-way free/busy information with other server platforms. Since we released the framework APIs and the reference implementation against Microsoft’s Exchange 2003 (previously covered) there has been a lot of interest from customers and community (interop works with […]
ZCS-to-ZCS Migrations
By Mike Morse on September 30, 2008 in Community, Open Source, PowerTips – Admins, PowerTips – Users, Zimbra Server
Someone in the forums recently asked about ways to migrate individual accounts from one ZCS instance to another, so thought I’d share the enlightenment with all. Whether you are going from an on-premise install to a hosting provider, want to create handy archives of old employee accounts, or just need to duplicate mailbox contents of […]
A Great Year in Review- Thank You from the Zimbra Team
In 2003, we founded Zimbra because we thought that existing e-mail and calendaring solutions were broken and we knew we could create something much better – that something is the Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS), an Ajax-based collaboration client that integrates email, contacts, shared calendar, instant message, documents with sharing capabilities, advanced search and VoIP into […]
Lets Talk Speed, Chrome, and WebKit
Hey, did you hear that Google released a browser? Yeah, and it’s very cool! We might have been a bit early to call Safari the Browser war winner. Based on WebKit (KHTML), this rendering framework (that Chrome uses) has really stormed the market. If you asked us five months ago who was winning the browser […]