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You say domino aint a relational database?

I just found this cute little formula during a code review. A good example on how we bend domino to become something it wasn’t built for.
@Implode(
@Sort(
@Trim(
@Unique(
@Explode(
@ReplaceSubstring(
@ThisValue;
“¤+¤”;
“$+$”);
“$+$”))));”¤+¤”)

Tags: @functions, domino

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I bring someone in to the store and get 10% of!

Imagine this scenario: I buy a camera. My buddy likes it a lot and the next week we both goes in to the camera store. He buys a camera and I buy a new lense. The store manager gives me 20% off the price for bringing in a new customer.
Anything strange with that?
Imagine now that [...]

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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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More of a mental note about performance testing

The company I work for develop mainly web applications. These applications are often served from a single server (or server cluster). Our biggest sites are world wide companies located in 100+ countries using a network topology that sometimes can be considered as having a good development potential.
This has made us fairly good on optimizing web [...]

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Eclipse as the only designer for Lotus Domino

I wasn’t aware of Maureen’s project until today when I read about it somewhere (sorry, I lost the source between all tabs). It’s very promising that we can use eclipse for all Lotus Domino development in the future. Have a looka at the screenshot.
Today I’m using DomiClipse for all java based development, it’s good but [...]

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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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web 2.0 + DOMINO = new blog

Sean Burgess posts about a blog named WEB 2.0 & DOMINO. I haven’t had time to check it out in detail yet, but atleast the naming is promising!

Tags: domino, web

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getItemValueString and Domino 6.5.5 and 7.0

UPDATE: Reading Per’s comment below made me change the version numbers.
UPDATE2: Fiddled with the version numbers again.
Changing an API is a bad thing, the best way is to deprecate the function and replace it with another one to combine backward compatibility with a bright future.
Per Henrik Lausten (his blog) have noticed that IBM is changing [...]

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Tag Clouds in Domino

Here’s a cool way to generate tag clouds in domino: Domino Tag Clouds

Tags: domino