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Robert Nyman: Microsoft will use Gecko layout engine in IE 8

OMG!
Robert has found and article that interviews the lead architect of the Internet Explorer. In the article he explains why IE will use the gecko layout engine. This is certainly breaking news but I can’t find the source right now, I’m sure it wasn’t around yesterday but today is another month.
Read his post here: Microsoft [...]

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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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How to motivate geeks and manage developers

Once again has Andrei Kouvchinnikov over at dominounlimited found a very interesting article, this time from dominopower. It’s regarding something that many managers are struggeling with everyday, how to attract and motivate the core, supernatural borned geeks that does all that cool stuff in the R&D departements. For example:

Geeks are curious. Let them feed [...]

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Stubby - a quicker way to get AXIS to work in Lotus Domino

A new application was added to nsf-tools some days ago. It’s called Stubby and is a framework to easy create AXIS stubs for use in Lotus Domino. This is directly related with the topic I was covering in my last DeveloperWorks article “Consuming Web services from a Lotus Domino Java agent” (blogpost here). I was [...]

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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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There are ways to describe the Web2.0 thing, David knows.

A couple of months ago I was speaker on an event we had for our valuable customers. I was part of the R&D section and my speach was mainly on what trends and technologies we see now and the next 12-18 months. Mainly things we think we will deliver to the listeners within an 18 [...]

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Lotus Domino and DOJO, where will it end?

My company is just in the deliverance phase of a quite complicated project involving changes in the DWA part of the mail templates to increase the 40K+ web users experience when using the PIM applications.
This has forced me to dig into the forms7.nsf database heavily and that for sure must be one of the deepest [...]

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Using Ajax to manipulate Lotus Notes documents

I just got an [tag]article[/tag] published on [tag]DeveloperWorks[/tag] regarding [tag]Ajax[/tag] and [tag]Lotus Domino[/tag]:
Using Ajax to manipulate Lotus Notes documents
Update:
The sample database attached to the article is errenous. A working version can be downloaded here. I have notified my editor and are waiting for guidelines.
Update 2:
Due to copyright reasons I’m not allowed to keep the sample [...]

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A new developerworks article on integration between PHP and domino

Andrei over at botstation.com has recently got an article published at developer works. In the article he shows how to use COM objects for initializing a notes factory to gain access to the notes server from the PHP script. Very cool, read the complete “Building PHP-based UIs for IBM Lotus Domino” article.

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Reduce Memory Usage In Firefox

Ionut Alex over att Google Operating System has a very good article on the memory issue with firefox. Google Operating System: Reduce Memory Usage In Firefox
* set the disk cache memory to a low value (less than 50 MB)
* turn off Java
* try to avoid these extensions: Adblock, Fasterfox, IE Tab, Session Saver. Use [...]