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Twiddla is web conferencing software for design teams.
It's lightweight and to the point. You can get a team of designers and clients together in a web conference in 30 seconds flat. Start a session, send out a link, and you're in. Nobody needs to install anything. Nobody needs to fill in seven pages of personal information. Nobody even needs to pull out a credit card. Twiddla runs in any web browser, so your Mac based design team can seamlessly conference with your linux-running software developers and the management team on their PCs.
Web conferencing for the Web. That's what Twiddla is all about. Try it out and see for yourself!
Blogabond is a travel community site, where users can publish travel blogs and track their progress around the world on a map. Aspiring travelers can discover these blog entries and photos through Blogabond's World Browser, a unique application that uses interactive mapping technology to organize site content by location. Blogabond is also a co-brandable blog hosting engine with full featured mapping integration. Contact us for more information.
Regressor.NET is an add-in for ASP.NET applications that collects information about site crashes, and provides functionality to automatically resend the exact HTTP Request that caused any one of those crashes. For this reason, it is quite useful for Regression Testing, as it can be run in a batch mode to recreate every bad HTTP Request in the history of a Web Application. Regressor.NET includes a graphical reporting console that can be used to view crash details and history reports, and to run Regression Tests individually and in batches. From this reporting console, it is possible to configure pattern matching settings to ensure that duplicate crashes are grouped together properly.
Tools for the developer on the road.
Our product line encompasses a variety of tools to make life easier for the developer on the road.
As ubiquitous as Internet access has become throughout the world, it is sometimes difficult to find a fast connection and a spot to plug in a laptop. Any number of factors, such as inadequate hardware, ill-trained staff, an oppressive government or even just small tables may combine to force you to work from a public terminal from time to time. We know. We've been there. It hurts, so we make software to make it hurt less.
