Recent blog entries

Surprisingly, this conference made me take an important decision: I am going to switch from LotusScript to Java for all my future Domino projects.

I will be there. If you are going there next week as well, maybe we can have a chat.

Here's the challenge: allow the user to freely choose tags for their post, but suggest already existing tags. The solution: an input field with type-ahead. I know it's already been done many times, but here goes...

In previous versions, there were some 'issues'. I took the LotusScript code trough some tests, and here's the update.

I've added something my blog was missing: a comment count. It proved to be quite a nightmare to do this.

My previous versions of the Web 2.0 - Flickr style navigation didn't work correctly. So I decided to completely rework it.

I got a little bored with my Halloween skin, so I am retiring it a little sooner. Back to the Domino orange.

This tool shows the difference between two versions of code, CSS, JavaScript, anything.

Let's have some fun and do the undoable: using custom fonts in web pages. There is no standard way in HTML/CSS, but there is a non-obtrusive solution using Flash. So until Halloween, Domino 2.0 uses a scary font for its headers. Click on 'Permalink' to read more.

Using a QueryString agent, I managed to squeeze all views and the search in one navigator. How nice is that?