Roland pointed me to an article about the amount of Javascript on digg.com’s home page. Seems a few Digger’s found it interesting. Well here at Zimbra we’ve got tons of Javascript and CSS in our AJAX web app. I decided to try an experiment to see if the techniques we use for Zimbra, a rather […]
Debian and Beta3 Update
We’ve now released a developer build for Debian. Please post any feedback to the forums. From our two polls Debian was a clear leader so we are happy to get this build out and available for the community. We also released an update to Beta3, which includes a few fixes for some bugs found in […]
Developers guide for creating and enterprise mash-up
The term “mash-up” has been coined to describe the aggregation and customization of multiple web interfaces and web services to eliminate context-switching between existing systems, a process which delivers a richer experience and a wider range of capabilities to the end user. Technologies such as web services, AJAX, and REST have enabled developers to create […]
ZCS 3.0 Beta 3 Released
ZCS 3.0 Beta 3 (aka Milestone 3) has been released. You can get the Open Source Edition from the downloads page. The Network Edition is available for a 60 day free trial. Current Network customers or trial participants can get the latest release from the support portal. (more…)
REST update
By Roland Schemers on January 2, 2006 in Open Source, PowerTips – Admins, PowerTips – Users, Zimbra Server
Just a little update the previous “All REST and no play…” blog entry. It has been a while since the last blog post, so we thought it was time for an update to let people know what is in the next release, and what is still to come in a future release. (more…)
Zimbra Engineers feel the love ….
So in the last month, the Zimbra engineers have been flooded with emails and phone calls from recruiters offering them jobs. This is very flattering. For two reasons, one its flattering because in the valley there are so many hot companies and so many hot engineers – but I guess Zimbra is now the breeding […]