Recent blog entries

Since I plan to have the first beta of Domino Workspace ready by begin October 2007, I am putting a lot of time in programming all the features I need. Tonight, I tackled the Archive view.

For those who comment regularly on my posts, you now have a RSS feed for the comments.

This new XHTML 1.0 templates contain the basic elements needed to create validating and well performing web pages. You can choose between Strict and Transitional.

Finally, I found the courage to start making my own rich text editor.

Every blog needs a calendar, so I started to play with dates to make a calendar in LotusScript

The first beta version of the Blog roomtype is ready for use.

Inspired by Jake Howlett, I've made my own WebSession class to have easy access to my basic elements for the WebQueryOpen agents.

In this entry, I describe the LotusScript programming techniques I use for the WebQueryOpen agents in Domino Workspace.

After examining different solutions for creating web spaces to work together as a team, I am covinced that the real answer is not SharePoint, WebSphere or Quickr. The real answer should be a Domino based solution: Domino Workspace.

I replaced my Ajax Tag cloud with a cached HTML block made in LotusScript. One HTTP request less, one performance improvement gained.