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December 2006
Inspired by Martin
from an excellent comment he left on vowe.net:
Now that we have a blog, an RSS feed, access via iTunes and now a widget
you have no excuse not to listen to our podcast. :-)
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You've heard of Teamstudio,
right? The guys who make those tools that allow you to do Lotus Notes source
code control, and check-in/check-out, and design search and replace, and
other wild things like that?
Well we got to talk to Ian Smith and Craig Schumann today and they gave
us the inside scoop on the company. Ian is the President of Teamstudio
as well as a competitive 800M runner. Craig is the Chief Architect and
the owner of a dressed up Arizona Tea bottle named "Jar Man".
Here are some of the things we discussed:
- History of the company (where did all
these tools come from?)
- Some of the more popular tools like
CIAO!, Analyzer, Configurator, and Snapper
- How the Teamstudio tools use advanced
flux
capacitor technology to help
you revert to old versions of database designs
- The Teamstudio consulting arm, and how
they help with compliance issues
- Craig's often
neglected blog
- The ultra-cool (and free) Script
Browser tool for Domino Designer,
Julian's
blog post that helped prompt
Craig to write it (not entirely, but it's fun to say that), and what it
took for a company that sells Notes tools to just up and give one away
like that
Other segments in the
show include:
Good
information, and another fun interview. Thanks guys!
The podcast is 31.4mb and runs 1:05:00 at 64kps.
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Tonight we had a fun interview with Craig
Lordan and Tara Hall -- two of the honchos behind the developerWorks
Lotus site (the website formerly
known as notes.net). We chatted it up about things like:
Take
a break, take a listen.
The podcast is 28.1mb and runs 30:35
at 128kps.
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