InterWorks Blog: Landboss
Seeing as we're the experts, we thought we'd share some of our intel. But beware, this level of inside information may cause extreme shock and awe. If you get lost, just fire up a flare - we'll come and get you.
May 17
2012
Stillwater, OK May 14, 2012 -- InterWorks, Inc. recently launched LandmanJobs.net, a site dedicated to helping landmen find jobs. The website allows potential employers, typically lease...[more]
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Jan 05
2010
A few weeks ago we had a very odd problem our LANDBOSS nightly build site. Every time we tried to access the reports it would asks us for authentication. This would be the HTTP...[more]
Oct 09
2009
I attended the 2009 Oklahoma Oil and Gas Trade Expo yesterday with Tyler Remington, our LandBoss salesman, and Aaron Confer, our InterWorks salesman. The expo was in the Cox Pavilion on the...[more]
Oct 08
2009
Just pushed LANDBOSS version 1.01 to the live environment. While focusing mainly on feedback we got from users, it ended up with a few pretty big changes to the core architecture. Testing...[more]
Aug 20
2009
Over the last couple of days we've gotten many of the issues with the trial signup application sorted out - including setting the payment processor to use real-live requests. This means if you...[more]
Aug 05
2009
I had the opportunity to do an interview with Don Childs of LandmanConnection.com. We discussed Landboss and it's capabilities, goals, etc... Don has posted the interview as a featured...[more]
Jul 31
2009
We've spent the last couple of weeks really pushing hard on our billing application, which includes a section for people to signup for a free trial without having to contact us first. It's been...[more]
Jul 09
2009
For landboss we use NHibernate.Search to build and query Lucene indexes made from our NHibernate objects "automagically." So far it has worked really well, and made full text search stupid-easy...[more]
Jul 01
2009
LANDBOSS finally released for open beta later yesterday; now it's just a matter of making any changes people request (and they will request them!). I'm confident since we have things pretty polished...[more]
Jun 09
2009
A lot of landboss is built on ASP.NET server controls but also contains a lot of javascript code, ExtJS code to be precise. To get around a lot of the headache synchronizing the server/client...[more]
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