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Are you in to Flash?

Do you program in Macromedia Adobe flash? (I’m assuming you are a domino developer if you read my blog and won’t ask).
You should definetely take a look on my friend Jonas Israelsson’s blog and his article about Flash-based UIs for your Domino-based solutions published on Developerworks last week.

Tags: lotus domino

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10 days weather forecast from day 8 on my summer holiday

I’m combining some paternity leave and summer vacation to stay out of work for seven weeks. This is week 2. I will post, but very occasionally.

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review: The Best Software Writing I

The Best Software Writing I

Rating: 5 out of 5

Author: Joel Spolsky

Year: 2005

ISBN: 1590595009

I didn’t do much research before I bought this book. I just fell for the author’s famous name and the name of the book. To be honest I thought it had something to do about how to write better computer code.

And I was right! The book has a numerous authors and some of the articles are about good coding manners, others are about project leadership, ROI. There’s even a small cartoon strip. Not a single one of the articles are boring or numb. I like them all.

I understand Mr Spolsky’s picked out those articles to show examples on good english writing to show that an article covering such a boring thing as SOA architecture patterns musn’t be dead boring for example.

The best part besides that these authors makes great article is probably that I read things I probably would have jumped over if I saw them in a paper or on the web.

Five out of five!

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Are you doing powerpoint presentations?

I’m a sliderware evangelist, no I’m really not. Instead I’m always extra suspicious when a new software is presented as screnshots on a [tag]powerpoint[/tag] slide. The thing is that I do this myself quite often, sometimes I want to demonstrate a client case and simply don’t have access to live data, or the live data [...]

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Ways to create documents without submitting a form and without an agent

This weeks [tag]Show-n-Tell Thursday[/tag] revealed as usually some cool things. I would like to point out Tim Tripcony over at TimTripcony.com who has done some testings in the domino-form-agent-document creations thing. This is something we used a couple of years ago but without the XMLHttpRequest object. We used a hidden iframe approach back then, so [...]

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Adding social bookmarking tags to Lotus Quickplace

One reason for not using tags on an intranet is that only the author are likely to tag their article, as opposite to the social tagging systems on the public internet where actually everyone is supposed to tag everything (that’s of there interest). If we can get an habit to have intranet users to tag [...]

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SameTime 7.5 beta 3, testround 1

I checked out the sametime 7.5 beta3 today. I must admitt that I’m really impressed. There’s alot of things we’ve seen other IM-solutions carrying around for years. But also brand new features which shows that the IBM guys aren’t just copy cat. One feature I directly can tell will save us time and our clients [...]

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Ever read about the REST architecture?

I just love how things gets lot’s of attraction just because someone naming it and calls it a [tag]design pattern[/tag] or architectural style. look at Ajax for example that in less than 12 months developed from a marginal solution used by individual programmers into something the big dragons are investing millions in, it’s not even [...]

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WOMM - a new era?

Word of mouth marketing - when a rumour is better than TV-commercials…
Earlier this week I wrote about search engines and some strange clothes that will hide your cell’s screen when needed. Both those writings were ‘planted’ by http://www.payperpost.com. According to the deal I will get a handful dollar for the articles and as long as [...]

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JavaScript debugger for IE

Ben Poole tips about the “Express - Visual Web Developer” a free debugger from Microsoft to use with Internet Explorer. A milestone in development?

Tags: development, utilities