Over the last weekend, Keith spent a bit of time filming his adventures with Wiccle Web Builder. While the version I had set up for him wasn't too polished, it was food enough for a good glance into what WWB 1.0 can do for you. Click here to watch the video.

Our new developer is now test-driving a 99% final setup of iWiccle 1.20. We're also getting a new webcam widget he's been tweaking in the last couple of days. =)

Expect the thing to be packed up and available in the next six to eight hours if not earlier.

I'm having a hard time keeping my hands off the core -- running loose and trying to wind it up.

Therefore we now have built-in page history tracking that provides both browsing statistics and per-page system load information (with an anonymized tracking option for the shy and by default), and will help you monitor the performance of your site on many levels. It also provides members with access to their page histories and most visited pages across the site.

This is the first phase of the AI site SEO, analysis and content optimization engine I have in works, just so you know what's coming at you in the future. =)

Here's a view of the online video service embedding and tag validation feature of the new Video module I have just wrapped up. Comes by default with validation for 10 major video upload sites, more can be added anytime on request (easy enough to add more yourself if you want to). Can't have a free-for-all embed and script party there now, can we? =)

Hey all! Got bogged down with the three-directional form builder finalizing, but I am now done and packing. Grab your popcorn!

Hi Markus, A burning question which has been bugging me - when do you sleep (or do you sleep)?

On occasion and in between. I think I've been up since getting up from the previous 36 hour stretch, this is a second one coming. Someone needs to invest into producing bread and circuses for the internets. I'm very happy about the step we have taken forward with this release (just now coming =), and even while there are things I didn't manage to get into this one, they will follow suit shortly after. Hang on tight.

I am now satisfied with the overall stability and shape of the application (still at the same session), and will begin packaging it for release within the next hour.