As it is realized within Zimbra and most other Ajax applications today, development is accomplished via GUI, object-oriented programming in Javascript. (Please see Ajax Programming Report Card and Ajax Sweet Spots.) This is the sort of work that developers with Java SWT, Java Swing, or C# skills will accel in at, but also the sort […]
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Updates
Been quiet here on the blog, but quite the opposite here inside Zimbra. We opened up CVS for those who want to live on the edge. We’ve also released the first beta of our Outlook Connector. Those of you trying the new Outlook support you can comment and discuss it here. Today we also posted […]
New ports Mac OSX and Fedora Core 4
Pushed a couple new OSS binary builds. Mac OSX and Fedora Core 4. These have not had as much QA as the Fedroa 3 and Red Hat builds so any feedback will help us make these better. The release notes have been updated as well. You can get the builds here.
Dislocators for Email, Messaging, and Collaboration
To enter a mature market, start-ups need there to be dislocators or “sea changes” in technology or business model or, better yet, both. For example, WebLogic (my last time around the block) benefited from three technology dislocators and one business model dislocator: (1) The emergence of the Web, and the associated requirement to deliver Web-enabled […]
Hosted Demo Updated
Don’t have time to download the latest release? You can see it now on our hosted demo Zimbra- Hosted Demo Registration
ZCS 3.0 Milestone 2 Released
We’ve released our 2nd milestone build. We’ve also put out the first beta of the Network Release. You can download a Network trial here. Tons of bug fixes and some new stuff, here’s some highlights. (more…)