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Some years ago – Lotusphere 2011 – a meme adorned t-shirts “</bitching><doing>“. That meme comes to mind particularly at this time. The rebuke was valid and, I think, heeded. Certainly for myself, 2011 was the start of my journey into open source, a journey that benefitted me personally and Intec in general – and hopefully […]
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There are signs you can tell summer is over. For us in the northern hemisphere, the weather starts feeling chillier (although it’s been very changeable in UK most of the “summer”). And things start ramping up as people get back from holidays and Q3 comes to an end. We’ve already seen Domino FP9 or Zircon
Big News for Domino, Connections and OpenNTF Read More »
At Engage I hosted a round table discussion titled “Domino Next Generation IDE“. The discussion was around giving / promoting CRUD API access to databases, views and forms, as well as managing scheduled processes (which in the NSF world is handled as agents). The discussion was useful and covered a number of aspects. Since then
Call to Action: Designer Lite Plugin Read More »
Over the last few days I’ve been attending Engage. As ever, it was an excellent conference, with a great attendance from across Europe. (If you’ve not attended a user group recently and will not this year, put it on your list for next year, May 2018.) As ever, Theo is a brilliant organiser and the social events
Engage Review and Slides Read More »
The last few weeks quite a large amount of my work has been outside the NSF, so using more standard development tools in a more standard environment. There have been some challenges but also some refreshing experiences. Git Flow One of the big challenges for traditional Domino development is when features are requested but cancelled
Git Flow, Maven, ODA and Domino FP8 Read More »
On Monday I released XPages OpenLog Logger M6 on OpenNTF, the latest enhancement. It is quite some time since the last release in March 2014. A few suggested enhancements had hung around for a while, as well as a bug in the plugin version that meant the database an error was recorded for was not
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Late yesterday Jesse Gallagher released version 2.0.0 of OpenNTF Domino API (ODA). It’s been a while since the last release, even the last release candidate, but after some structural challenges, we’re back on track. The release has also prompted some related releases of my own. I decided to package up OsgiWorlds as its own project.
OpenNTF Domino API and Related Releases Read More »
Over the last couple of days, ICON UK took place at IBM South Bank in London. It was great to see the community in attendance for a wide variety of experts. I delivered a session of OpenNTF Domino API and CrossWorlds. My initial feeling was that it might have been a quiet year for ODA.
ICON UK – OpenNTF Domino API (ODA) and CrossWorlds Read More »
With ICON UK now less than a week away (September 21st and 22nd, IBM South Bank, London), it’s a busy build-up for us at Intec. Again, we’re platinum sponsors for the event, so there’s a lot of preparation happening for our booth. Immediately after the keynote, Rooven Pakkiri will deliver a session entitled Human Capital
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The latest release of XPages Extension Library hit OpenNTF earlier this week, release 14 for 9.0.1. In addition to Bluemix-related enhancements, there have been some notable enhancements to the pickers based on a pull request I submitted. As ever, it’s great to see code I’ve suggested being taken into the project. Probably the biggest enhancement
XPages Extension Library 14 Read More »