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Blog go to work

In my home country blogging is unfortunately still often seen as something a teenager does for his friends about his cat. I guess the tabloid press has some responsiblity in this because they really advertise their bloggers who is mostly blogging about night clubs, celebrities or fashion. In a surrounding like this it’s not very [...]

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Running IE6 and IE7 on the same machine

See this excellent article on how to make your different IE versions cooperate on the same host: http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/multiIE.html

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Client programming

What is client and interface programming? Many managers and old-school-hardcore-developers will say that person A is great because he has done some really stunning graphical sketches/and or sites. Other would say that person B is the best because she knows all the differences in the ECMAScript standard in comparison with the different client versions. A [...]

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I’m not sorry and wont apologize

No, I will not apologize for not posting in some days. Instead I guess more readers like to have as few entries as possible. :-)
The reason for not posting is that I have done some integration using the well known [tag]DLI.Tools[/tag] for one of our biggest clients. Very interesting and funny. But I haven’t just [...]

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AJAX with domino - now as a webcast

Recently a webcast took place. It was hosted by Karen Lee and the speaker was Mark Jourdain both from IBM.
It seams like some of my code inspired them (I was asked of permissions) and also my article about Using AJAX to manipulate Lotus Notes documents was referred to as one of three resources.
Here’s the link [...]