Dave Burke : Online Community and Social Business Specialist

One of the data points I record for Sueetie is framework updates on the Sueetie Event Calendar, basically a Changelog in Calendar Format. The Calendar works well to highlight ongoing Sueetie development.  And because of the Calendar Integration in Su... [More]

Mark off another item on the Sueetie v4.0 To-Do List.  Sueetie now supports Active Directory!  With the recent announcement of running Sueetie in a subdirectory along with Active Directory Support, Version 4 is shaping up to be a pretty rockin' ... [More]

The new Sueetie Announcement List View Control displays YetAnotherForum.NET content from anywhere on your site. It supports HTML text display and WYSIWYG editing, attached image display and file downloads. It supports all of those things because it levera... [More]

A new Featured Product View Control coming in Sueetie v4.0.  It's a simple control that can be easily customized with Sueetie's standard View Templating Model, just as its Sueetie List View cousins.  You can use the control anywhere on your site... [More]

Sueetie Calendars have always supported multi-day and weekly recurring events. They now support the automated reoccurrence of annual events like birthdays and anniversaries. The keyword here is "automated," where no additional human administrati... [More]

A long-time client of mine needed a new corporate community site for which Sueetie was of course the perfect solution. The problem was that the site had to be located in a subdirectory of an existing domain, so it was time to make Sueetie “Subdirectory Fr... [More]

Pictures Under Glass.  A self-described rant on the future of interactive design from Bret Victor arguing that futuristic technology videos are often limited to interaction with hands and “pictures under glass.”  Makes you think about interactiv... [More]

Social Networking Paradox. Enter the Community.  The paradox of social networking described in this Techcrunch Article is “as the size of the network increases, our ability to be social decreases.” Tweets, Wall Posts and Check-ins become broadcasts o... [More]

The Sueetie Wall now supports uploading images direct from the desktop. If a single image is uploaded it is displayed with larger dimensions, while multiple images are displayed with somewhat smaller dimensions. Each image is linked to a full-size version... [More]

An important aspect of a "Wall" application that people might not think about is how to handle individual Wall Message and Comment permalinks.  The content produced by Wall Messages and Comments has a lot of value, and without permalinks th... [More]