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NetBeans Started using NetBeans for development this week. So far, so good. Things I have found useful: Inline, real-time syntax error checking (no more missing ‘end’ statements or misspelled keywords at test or runtime – catch them while typing and in the ‘flow’ instead). Code completion, including model attributes (was that attribute name “mac_enabled” orContinue reading “Developer Notes: NetBeans, ScreenFlow, and Viddler”

Here is a summary of PlaybookIQ updates this week. List Export PlaybookIQ users can search by any contact field, by tag, and by combination of tags. The search results can then be exported as a csv file. This is a powerful way to create lists for email or postcard mailing providers such as Vertical Response.Continue reading “This week in PlaybookIQ – NetBeans, Viddler, Screenflow, Export Lists, Live Search, Flexible CSV Import”

Here is a summary of PlaybookIQ updates this week. List Export PlaybookIQ users can search by any contact field, by tag, and by combination of tags. The search results can then be exported as a csv file. This is a powerful way to create lists for email or postcard mailing providers such as Vertical Response.Continue reading “This week in PlaybookIQ – Export Lists, Live Search, Flexible CSV Import”

Here is how to segment your contacts and export a list the segment as a list. You may want to do this in order to create a mailing list from which to invite VIP contacts to a special event or to create a list to send to your bulk email provider. 1.) Enter criteria onContinue reading “New Feature: Export a Segmented List in PlaybookIQ”

There is an interesting panel discussion with Tim Ferriss and Derek Sivers at Tim’s blog and a transcript at Derek’s. For micro-ISV owners, business owners, or anyone looking to take a different approach to their career: Tim and Derek are two worthwhile people to watch. Being a New York Times best selling author, you’ve probablyContinue reading “Tim Ferriss and Derek Sivers”

Enhancement: Search results Management of PlaybookIQ search results got some attention and enhancements this week. Details at the product blog. SSL for All! We added SSL to all accounts, even the 30 day free trials. Blogged here. Lighthouse and Github Moved the product’s repository to Github and our milestones and issue tracking to Lighthouse. HighlyContinue reading “This week in PlaybookIQ [SSL, search enhancements, Lighthouse, Twitter, Mor.ph]”

With PlaybookIQ, small business CRM software, we take care of all the work that goes into hosting, serving, storing, and presenting your data. Yet, we know that it is always your data. So, you can always export your contacts’ information. There are two ways to do so: 1. The account owner can export all contactsContinue reading “New Feature: Exports”

Looking for a more professional look to match our small business CRM target audience, the PlaybookIQ product site got a complete revamp this week. The previous site was – in the tradition of web 2.0 – simple, sparse, and curvy. The new design is pleasant, yet more focused on the facts and geared toward businessContinue reading “This week in PlaybookIQ”

As we continue to improve our products we added two new features to our small business CRM software, PlaybookIQ this week. Message Templates A consistent company image and messages to customers and prospects is an important part of your customer relationship and marketing efforts. PlaybookIQ now supports this aspect with Message Templates. Use message templatesContinue reading “This week in PlaybookIQ”

Is 37signals jumping on the rich web site and rich applications bandwagon? With a wholesale redesign of their website in the works, and based on some recent 37signals blog “posts”: we can predict that rich product websites will be in the mix. This should not be surprising were it not for ….