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Domino 2.0 Rich Internet Applications with IBM Lotus Notes/Domino
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Introducing d-works

For those of you who wondered why it was so deadly quiet on this blog, here's the answer.

Permalink - posted on 05/02/2008 16:13 in Domino, Ajax, General, Web 2.0 - 6 responses
Web standards: the tools

How good is a website? What is the current standard for websites? Part one: gathering the tools.

Permalink - posted on 27/01/2008 09:55 in General - 2 responses
A LotusScript class to handle Query_String key/values

Use this LotusScript class to get, set or remove key/value pairs in the query part of the URL.

Permalink - posted on 15/01/2008 08:33 in LotusScript - 5 responses
In search for the fastest string concatenation method in LotusScript

I am building lots of HTML pages entirely by concatenating strings lately, so I have made a test to find out which method is the fastest.

Permalink - posted on 14/01/2008 18:58 in LotusScript - 6 responses
@Formula to generate a valid RFC822 date-time

To add the publish date to RSS feed items, you need to have the date in RFC822 date-time format. Here's how to do this with @formulas.

Permalink - posted on 03/01/2008 22:54 in Domino - 3 responses
Tree component: the Domino side

Part 2 of my tree component: the Domino design elements

Permalink - posted on 23/12/2007 10:17 in Domino, LotusScript - 1 response
Building a tree component in Domino

The tree component is rendered with LotusScript. Tree nodes can be expanded using Ajax and JSON.

Permalink - posted on 22/12/2007 06:59 in Domino, Ajax
What's on your Domino wish list

If you would make a wish list what would be the Domino application/feature you would like to have?

Permalink - posted on 15/12/2007 13:48 in General, Web 2.0 - 8 responses
Writing and debugging Java agents in Eclipse

This post explains the basic elements needed to write and debug Lotus Notes/Domino Java agents in Eclipse.

Permalink - posted on 08/12/2007 05:45 in Java
My 100th blog post: my Java StringArray class

This is the first of my baby steps in Java: installing Eclipse, Hello World and beyond.

Permalink - posted on 07/12/2007 10:02 in Java - 5 responses
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