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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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Login in with just url-arguments

Today I learnt something I had no clue about was possible, how to just use url-arguments to login to a notes database on the web.
The idea is simple:
http://server/names.nsf?Login&Username=ME&Password=Secret&redirect=MyMailFile.
You can read more about it here: http://vinceschuurman.com/home/ndt4.nsf/(LUBlogContent)/200704151737

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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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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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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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WebSphere User Group - Nordic region

There’s alot of websphere UG initatives going around in the world, United Kingdom and Boston for example. I thought I should have a look on the equalent in Sweden, should be named “WebSphere Swedish User Group” in my way of thinking. But I found no one. Instead I found a Nordic Websphere Group: WebSphere User [...]

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tell http clearcaches

11TMR hinted about the console command tell http clearcaches. A command that could have saved us from thousands of tell http restart. Thanks!
The complete blogpost is about
using profile documents in a web application.

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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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The View developer conference

I’ve never attended a The View conference. Neither do I know anyone that has. To be frank, I didn’t know they existed until I read Bill Buchan’s post about commuting. I guess I can’t get my company to send me both to Lotus Developer2006 - Vienna in december and to Lotusphere2007 - Orlando in January [...]

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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 [...]