Comments on: webJobs 2.0 Preview (Part 1 of 10): Overview http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/ Dating software, job board software, classified ads software Sun, 07 Sep 2008 15:43:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Web Scribble Blog » Blog Archive » webJobs v2.0 Released http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-215 Wed, 08 Aug 2007 19:02:20 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-215 [...] Fresh new template [...] […] Fresh new template […]

]]> by: Bart R. Heimsness http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-210 Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:45:17 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-210 Should you need one or two people not involved in the development process to test - I am sure my son and I would be quite happy to assist. No doubt we will get through it thoroughly. Should you need one or two people not involved in the development process to test - I am sure my son and I would be quite happy to assist.

No doubt we will get through it thoroughly.

]]> by: Alexander http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-209 Tue, 07 Aug 2007 15:27:01 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-209 We offer free lifetime upgrades for webJobs, which means this update will be made available free of charge in your account once it is released. All the development has been finished and we're just in the final stages of testing and packaging. webJobs v2.0 will be released very soon. -Alexander We offer free lifetime upgrades for webJobs, which means this update will be made available free of charge in your account once it is released. All the development has been finished and we’re just in the final stages of testing and packaging. webJobs v2.0 will be released very soon.

-Alexander

]]> by: C.M. http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-208 Tue, 07 Aug 2007 15:16:35 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-208 When will webjobs 2.0 be available - If I purchase the current version will I be have to pay extra for 2.0? When will webjobs 2.0 be available - If I purchase the current version will I be have to pay extra for 2.0?

]]> by: Francois Paradis http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-205 Mon, 06 Aug 2007 23:13:18 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-205 Of course the translation will be faster. :) So, ok, I will wait for WJ 2.0...I already modified about 20 graphics. It is not to bad. Good work! Thanks for the fast answer...again. ;) F. Of course the translation will be faster. :) So, ok, I will wait for WJ 2.0…I already modified about 20 graphics. It is not to bad.

Good work!

Thanks for the fast answer…again. ;)

F.

]]> by: Alexander http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-204 Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:25:12 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-204 Francois, Translating using text rather than images is much faster, so I would recommend stopping the graphic translations if you just started. In the future we'll be doing everything text based rather than with graphics. -Alexander Francois,

Translating using text rather than images is much faster, so I would recommend stopping the graphic translations if you just started. In the future we’ll be doing everything text based rather than with graphics.

-Alexander

]]> by: Francois Paradis http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-203 Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:08:06 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-203 I just read about the images. Are you serious!? No more graphics for the text? I am at this moment translating all the graphics-texts. Do you suggest to ...stop? :) Francois 'Frank' Paradis I just read about the images. Are you serious!? No more graphics for the text? I am at this moment translating all the graphics-texts. Do you suggest to …stop? :)

Francois ‘Frank’ Paradis

]]> by: Alexander http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-202 Mon, 06 Aug 2007 14:27:38 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-202 Good suggestion Abe. We won't have that feature in this release, but I'll put it in as a request for the next one. -Alexander Good suggestion Abe. We won’t have that feature in this release, but I’ll put it in as a request for the next one.

-Alexander

]]> by: Alexander http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-185 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 13:57:39 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-185 Hi Brian, You're absolutely right and we couldn't agree more. We completely overhauled how text was shown and everything is now in regular text and controlled by CSS. Even the tabs you see at the top are CSS based. The only images we're still using are the ones without text (such as the RSS feed icon). Thanks for your input! -Alexander Hi Brian,

You’re absolutely right and we couldn’t agree more. We completely overhauled how text was shown and everything is now in regular text and controlled by CSS. Even the tabs you see at the top are CSS based. The only images we’re still using are the ones without text (such as the RSS feed icon).

Thanks for your input!

-Alexander

]]> by: Brian Shaughnessy http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-183 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 03:07:17 +0000 http://webscribble.com/blog/28/webjobs-20-preview-part-1-of-10-overview/#comment-183 The biggest drawback to the current template is that is uses graphics for almost all the text. That is unnecessary and very difficult to customize. CSS should be used throughout to enable the user to customize to fit their existing or preferred style needs. The biggest drawback to the current template is that is uses graphics for almost all the text. That is unnecessary and very difficult to customize. CSS should be used throughout to enable the user to customize to fit their existing or preferred style needs.

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