Looking for good IWOV resources on the WWW

Hello,

Does anyone have any good IWOV resources on the WWW that they would recommend (other than these forums and the support site)?

So far i've found the two below:

http://www.littleforest.co.uk/index.php

http://wcm-rant.blogspot.com/

(the second one is not IWOV only but has several interesting articles/posts related to IWOV products).

If you have any useful links of your own, please consider sharing them by posting them in this thread.

Thanks for your time.

Regs,
/t

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tanguyr

C'mon guys - don't tell me i stumbled on the only two sites with good IVOW info out there.

Adam Stoller

C'mon guys - don't tell me i stumbled on the only two sites with good IVOW info out there.

Why should you be so surprised - it's an application for which most of the useful information already has a home - here.
It's not a programming language (i.e.: you can find plenty of resources for Perl, Java, XML, XSL, etc.)
It's not a client-desktop application (i.e.: you can probably find resources for Word, Excel, etc.)
It's an enterprise application product which, in the grand scheme of things, only affects a rather small percentage of the world - and thus there isn't all that much out there beyond what exists here.

tanguyr

Here's another blog with some IWOV content:

http://kasigaadu.wordpress.com/

So it looks like information sources for IWOV products are out there, but it seems to me that most DevNet users lack the curiosity or motivation to go out and find them. Hey, that's cool - to each his (or her) own. Some people just prefer shopping at WalMart Smiley Wink

Baracus

Some people just prefer shopping at WalMart

Buyer beware. Smiley Tongue

I'm sure you will encounter many "qualified" and "certified" resources out there... but fact of the matter is DevNet is the largest community on the interweeb dedicated to Interwoven products.

Blogs simply don't initiate the same kind of exchanges that forums do. You'll find interesting information regarding architecture and strategy throughout the blogosphere, but to get answers to real questions/problems, there really only is one place to go.

tanguyr

Found another one:

http://lpicquet.wordpress.com/

haven't read much, just scanned a few articles

/r

karel

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