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-1 | App for learning Lotus Script, Lotus Notes InterfaceNagamani Chennuboina45 - 22 2014 / (3) An Android / IOS App for learning
-->lotus notes interface (both functional & technical) and lotus script (starting from basic programing concepts) .
-->And some coding puzzles related to programing.
-->Providing some work space for practice. |
14 | Publish a roadmap!David Hablewitz15162 - 14 2014 / (0) Roadmap for Google Apps for Work: http://whatsnew.googleapps.com/ Roadmap for Microsoft O365: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/office-365-roadmap-FX104343353.aspx Roadmap for IBM SmartCloud: <nul> <404 error> Roadmap for IBM Notes client: <haha> Roadmap for IBM Domino: <I would tell you, but then I would have to kill you> Without a roadmap, we have no reason to believe ... |
34 | Change the way you, as a customer, can weigh on SPR'sMathieu Pape7568 - 19 2013 / (11) I've opened quite a lot of PMR's over time. A lot of them do not get any further than "an SPR exists but has no or not enough weight; if enough weight then it will be fixed". Weight is given by opening a PMR. This is of course an understandable way ... |
6 | Improve the XPages documentation |
20 | IBM official Visio stencils and icons repositoryMathieu Pape7568 - 30 2012 / (4) How many times did you need those for a presentation, training, documentation, ... ? And how many times did you find it in high quality via Google? Right ! Time for some official stuff especially with the load of existing and new IBM/Lotus branded products. |
10 | Show release dates of LN Language Groups on IBM Fix List site (or other)Mathieu Pape7568 - 21 2011 / (1) The IBM Notes/Domino fix list (http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/r5fixlist.nsf/%28Progress%29/) already gives an idea of the release dates of clients but not of their different language "spin-offs".
It would be nice to see when the different Language Groups come out. |
25 | Book Proposal: Getting started with Domino AdministrationBen Langhinrichs7009 - 15 2010 / (0) Credit goes to Len Berg, who asked me to post this for him. A succinct group of illustrated chapters covering basic administration for new Domino admins. How Domino works:
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28 | Book Proposal: Introduction to Notes C API ProgrammingRichard Schwartz3723 - 15 2010 / (0) This is in response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. There hasn't been a book on the C API since the early 90s. In the format Ben describes, one could probably only just scratch the surface of setting up your development environment; understanding the most important API ... |
26 | Book Proposal: Implementing Lotus Sametime 8.5.xTinus Riyanto2880 - 15 2010 / (0) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. I know that there is already a slide outlining what it takes to deploy all the component of sametime 8.5.x but I felt that there are many things left unexplained to those that read it. From my own ... |
7 | Book Proposal: Migrating to LotusLiveTinus Riyanto2880 - 15 2010 / (0) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. I figure that within a year or two Lotus Live might evolve into something that most company would consider seriously as they add more feature to it. When that time comes it would be handy to have a ... |
32 | Book Proposal: Troubleshooting Lotus InfrastructuresKeith Brooks6783 - 15 2010 / (1) The problem is this could be a tome, but maybe it will be done in 8 parts. 1) Notes 2) iNotes 3) Domino 4) Quickr D/J 5) Sametime 6) Connections 7) Portal edited after Bens comments to include: 8) LotusLive Start with the obvious issues, move to more extensive ... |
-1 | Book Proposal: Extension Manager on LinuxUlrich Krause4881 - 15 2010 / (2) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. Ever wanted to develop your own extension managers on Linux. Want to be able to enhance the functionallity of the Adminostration Process by adding functions that are not included in the core product ( like ( removeGroupMember ). ... |
3 | Tivoli Directory Integrator (TDI)Ulrich Krause4881 - 15 2010 / (2) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. Setup an run TDI to get data from sources like SAP or Oracle into your Lotus Notes Application or leverage the power of a relational database to do advanced calculations on a huge amount of data and access ... |
26 | Book Proposal: YALSBUlrich Krause4881 - 14 2010 / (3) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. YALSB ( Yet another LotusScript book ) starts where the "Programming Bible" ends. From over 10 years of working in a forum, I can say that 80% of all Developers do not know or use many of ... |
13 | Book Proposal: Build your own Lotus ConnectionsUlrich Krause4881 - 14 2010 / (0) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. As Lotus Connections is almost unaffordable for 99% of all companies, we will show you in this book, how to use standard templates ( blog, wiki, address books, journals ) to build your own Lotus Connections fork. Learn ... |
16 | Book Proposal: A $MS free DesktopUlrich Krause4881 - 14 2010 / (2) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. The book contains step-by-step instructions to setup a Linux environment that enables the user to do everything from Mail to calendar, writing letters, sending faxes, calculating and presenting the latest keynumbers, communicating with friends and colleagues and even ... |
6 | Book Proposal: Build your own Lotus Foundation ServerUlrich Krause4881 - 14 2010 / (1) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. The book gives step-by-step instructions to build your own Lotus Notes foundation server on Linux. Learn how to setup Linux from the ground up, how to harden the kernel and install Domino on Linux. The book contains everything ... |
9 | Book proposal: Deploying WAS in a Domino EnterpriseDavid Harris357 - 14 2010 / (0) This is response to Ben Langhinrichics' request for book proposals. "With companion products for Domino relying on Websphere Application Server, DB2, LDAP, how does a Domino Administrator go about deploying Sametime, Connections, et al, safe in the knowledge that the WAS/DB2/LDAP structure gives them the same data replication ... |
30 | Advanced XPages courseDeanna Drschiwiski268 - 02 2010 / (5) Produce an Advanced XPages course that covers: Deep dive on XPage architecture
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64 | Bring back the Sandbox on developerWorksPeter von Stöckel2674 - 02 2010 / (7) In September 2010, IBM removed the Sandbox from developerWorks Lotus. With that removal, they also broke countless forum responses that link to specific Sandbox files, as well as links from countless blogs and web sites all over the world. There are two ways to fix this. Either put the ... |
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