Earlier this week WoodWing released the ‘Undo’ feature for Inception, our Digital Content Production tool. This feature has been highly anticipated by the customers that are using Inception.
Read more here.
Tag: Inception
What’s this? A WoodWing Inception Customer wins a prestigious award!
The UK based Camping and Caravanning Club has received the ‘Highly Commended’ award in the ‘Launch (new format)’ category at Tuesday night’s Digital Magazine Awards in London.
Congratulations!!
See the complete article on our web site here.
WoodWing Inception – Early August updates
The Inception team is at it again. In early August they released a variety of features for Inception.
These features include:
- Independent preview window
- Remembering the filtering and sorting options that were last selected
- ‘Lazy Loading’
- Component variants
You can learn more about all of those new features here and sign up for Inception here.
WoodWing Inception – Bulk publishing of stories
The WoodWing product team for Inception has been adding features quite regularly. For this post I’m going to highlight one of the recent additions called ‘bulk publish’.
Inception is Digital Content Production tool (learn more here) that allows users to create beautiful content using HTML and CSS. Since Inception was created users have been able to push this content to a variety of destinations. These destinations include WoodWing Enterprise, Adobe AEM Mobile, Facebook articles and the like. This publishing process was done on an article by article basis. That is, the user would select the ‘Publish’ icon after completion of the editing process and push that story to one or more destinations.
‘Bulk Publish’ expands on that by allowing a user to select one or more Stories in the ‘Story View’, select the ‘Publish’ button from within the ‘Story View’ and publish all of the stories out of Inception.
In the image above I have selected the stories labeled ‘Space’ and can then select the ‘Publish’ button. This feature required a few changes in the UI behavior of Inception and the addition of the ‘Publish’ button to the ‘Story View’.
So, in summary, users can now push 1 or more stories out of inception easily and efficiently.
Learn more about Inception here and read the product blog to learn more about this feature.
WoodWing Inception – Color swatches & drop shadows
Back on June 7th i wrote a quick blog post pointing out that the Inception tool has gained a series of small text editing tools. The Inception Product Manager wrote a great blog post on WoodWing.com that gives a bit more detail on the additions to the feature set.
Here’s the link to the post.
If you’re interested in Inception you can sign up for a 30-day trial here.
WoodWing Inception and Pugpig – a webinar!
Earlier this week WoodWing and Pugpig put together a webinar to show folks how WoodWing’s Inception, a digital content production tool, and Pugpig can work together to get content to the Pugpig publishing platform.
Hit this link to view the recording of Maarten Fremouw (of WoodWing) and none other than Jonny Kaldor himself showing the tools at work. You can learn more about Inception here and more about Pugpig here.
Keep in mind that Inception can push content to a variety of channels (including WoodWing’s own Enterprise multi-channel publishing system and to Adobe AEM Mobile).
Sign up here and try out Inception for 30 days free!
WoodWing Inception – June 3rd updates
WoodWing Inception, WordPress and Slack
It’s been awhile since I posted something here so I thought I would do a quick movie showing WoodWing’s Inception tool and some simple code that I have created to pass the content to WordPress and then send a message to a Slack channel.
As I describe in the video, I’m using Inception to create HTML5/CSS responsive content and then shipping that content to a destination. In this case the destination is a WordPress site. The destination could be WoodWing’s Enterprise multi-channel publishing system, Drupal, Adobe AEM Mobile or some other CMS.
Inception has out of the box integrations with WoodWing Enterprise and Adobe AEM Mobile.
The key thing to understand here is that I wrote this bit of integration. That is the part that takes the incoming content from Inception and passes the data over to WordPress and Slack.
Also; I’m using this as an opportunity to learn more about making these types of videos! I hope you enjoy the video and please feel free to send me a note with any questions you may have.
Want to learn more about Inception and sign up for a trial? Head over to our web site (link), take a look around and sign up for a free 30-day trial.