This week we are unveiling a new tool called the Workshop. It is an online video platform, focused on creating great video presentations that your users will love to watch and use. The Workshop is unlike any other video platform out there, adding granular video search, easy synchronization tools, flexible publishing, and several tools and features that will put a smile on your face and make your videos a hit with your audience.

In keeping with the newly founded Frameweld tradition of ethnic food outings, our holiday party took us to a great little Jamaican restaurant.

The new and improved Recap’d manual will benefit Recap’d users and NCI’s clients now that any questions about Recap’d a user might ask, have been addressed and answered with clear concise step-by-step directions.

At Frameweld, we take testing seriously, (just ask anyone who attended our last three-hour meeting on the subject!), and utilize the best collaboration tools to improve the quality and efficiency of our work.

Working with Subversion has always been something of interest since I arrived at Frameweld. Using it effectively can avoid unnecessary code conflicts, and result in a smooth cutover and update of web applications.

It’s always a great opportunity to get to know one another in a different setting than our lovely office, so hitting the subway to Midtown for a Korean BBQ lunch was really a welcomed experience.

Over the past few months we have been using Akismet on our blogs and forms and if you haven’t noticed – no spam! We are very pleased so far with how it has been working for us.

Being a modern dancer in my second life, some of the topics I encounter as a content organizer, generally, would not catch my attention. However, listening to the explanations and elaborations of each speaker, sitting through the videos of conferences and lectures ultimately has a special value of teaching me new things.

I have spent the last few weeks making some exciting changes to Recap’d. These include better navigation, accessibility, search, mobile phone display, and post-editing

We attended Jim Reed’s farewell party at the National Urban League on September 8, 2011. Jim holds a special place in Frameweld’s history.