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Geek Meet

Robert Nyman over at Robert’s Talk started the famous [tag]Geek Meet[/tag] thing a year ago. I attended on the start up meeting but haven’t been able to attend during this year. But for the meeting that took place yesterday I was invited by Robert to present my ideas around the web standard hype that’s taking [...]

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Coding faster lookups in IBM Lotus Notes and Domino

Raphael Savir has compiled a list of tips and tricks on things around @dblookups etc. It’s published at IBM DeveloperWorks.Many of the tips was very basic, such as don’t do:
@if(@iserror(@dblookup(…);”ERROR”;@dblookup(…));
Other things where real cool, for example, I have completely missed the beuty of @eval. in his article he gives an example on how to write [...]

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Ajax implementation of a domino view.

I have a dream… No…
In a time long long…. No…
Memories… Hmmm
Imagine all… Yes
I don’t remember how many times I have populated view based data to a web page by using “document.writeln(”)”. I can’t recall how my times I have written a script src tag. This was ofcourse many many years ago (in internet time) and [...]

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Java and domino

On a clients behalf I have logged an incident involving a java agent that  performs an XSLT. When this code is running with the same java version but outside of domino it performs somewhere between 30 and 100 times faster. After some discussions with IBM I just got a reply hinting that the “JavaEnableJIT=1″ could [...]

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Bob is back

Mr Balaban, is perhaps next to Ozzy the most important single person behind Lotus Notes success over the years. He has been doing some behind-the-scene stuff lately but is back as a Programming Services Architect, Bob writes in his blog that it’s a vague work description, just as he wants it.
Anyway, I think this will [...]

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How to build websphere portlets if you are an old fashion domino developer

I wrote a short article about the differences and similarities between developing for [tag]websphere[/tag] and for [tag]domino[/tag]. The article can be found at IBM’s developer site: http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/domino-portlet/

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Frameworks, the final decision

We started a new cool project the other week. The function itself might not be extremely sexy but we have an modern and bold client on this project so we were able to sell in some cool client side features for the first time in ages. (My memory lasts somewhere between a month and [...]