Archive for July, 2007

Know any conference organizers?

by Josh Fraser on July 26, 2007


A lot of people have been asking us what they should expect next from EventVue. After seeing some impressive results from the Community Next conference, we have been working hard to add new features and make our product more scalable. We learned a ...

A picture of life at TechStars

by Josh Fraser on July 25, 2007


It's 10:45 on a Wednesday night and the TechStars office is hopping! There are 13 guys working here at the office right now. That's start-up life for you!

IE? Firefox? Safari? Opera?

by Josh Fraser on July 24, 2007


Your choice. EventVue supports them all! I've found that one of the biggest challenges of building web applications is getting them to work consistently across a diverse set of browsers and operating systems. Every serious website developer has ...

Question of the week…

by Josh Fraser on July 12, 2007


For the past two months the view from my apartment window has looked something like this:   Believe me - this view never gets old! The only problem is that Rob and I are getting kicked out of our apartment at the end of the month. Back in ...

Will anyone really use EventVue?

by Josh Fraser on July 11, 2007


Last week EventVue launched an exclusive beta version of our product for the Community Next conference. Since then we've seen dozens of attendees sign in, create profiles and send messages to each other via our community. We've been watching the ...

Image storage: Database or File system?

by Josh Fraser on July 10, 2007


From my experience, storing images in a database is a lot easier to manage than storing them in the file system. Here are a few of the benefits that I love the most: Related information is automatically kept in sync. It’s easier to backup your ...

The big push.

by Josh Fraser on July 5, 2007


This week has been crazy, exciting and a lot of fun! Recently David has been pushing us to get our products out for people to start using them. We took his challenge to heart and had an early alpha launch with our first online community for a conference ...