Yesterday I released a new version of XPages Mobile Controls on OpenNTF. I had received some feedback that it wasn’t obvious for people where to start. Since there were three NSFs including Dojo in...

Yancy Lent just added my blog to Planetlotus (thx) and I saw that even my test entries from some days ago show up. So I guess it’s time for me to introduce this blog. I’ve created this blog to wri...

In my last blog entry I wrote how entries from the activity stream of the IBM Social Business Toolkit can be displayed in XPages. Today I show how to use an XPage to display an activity stream entr...

Last week I gave a workshop to experienced Domino web developers where we dived pretty deep and discussed many detailed XPages functionality. During that workshop I had to show them a couple of tim...

PhoneGap is an open source mobile framework to build mobile apps for most mobile platforms. As the name says it tries to fill the gap in current HTML specs and browser implementations by providing ...

Check out these Dojo Mobile demos (from desktop use Safari). There is also a relative new landing page. The demos show new functionality for mobile apps in Dojo 1.6 and Dojo 1.7. Really cool. Dojo...

There is a big debate going on whether to develop mobile apps as native apps or as web apps. I’ve found a couple of nice articles recently that I want to share. This discussion doesn’t only occur ...

Yesterday Ed Brill blogged about the IBM SmartCloud and the availability of the Domino Utility Server for LotusLive: “IBM also is enabling customers to deploy their Lotus Domino applications to th...

This video shows how you can create mobile apps for IBM Lotus Domino applications within minutes using XPages and mobilecontrols.openntf.org.

I’ve created some controls to easily embed Facebook functionality in XPages applications. All controls use the Facebook JavaScript API and Facebook’s HTML extension XFBML. Technically the tricky pa...