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...

There is a big debate going on whether you should develop native mobile apps using platform specific SDKs or via web apps. My personal preference is via web apps because I can use the same skills t...

The IBM Social Business Toolkit is a new cross-product integration with the Lotus Social Business portfolio and extensibility toolkit for developers. The initial version provides an activity stream...

In my last blog entry I wrote how entries from the activity stream of the IBM Social Business Toolkit can be displayed in XPages. In that sample I created the entries in the activity stream manuall...

This video shows 15 open source XPages applications in action. Download the applications from xpages.info/downloads or openntf.org.

Over the last months I’ve built some XPages controls and functionality via the XPages Extensibility API and an Eclipse IDE. While I realize that most XPages developers use Domino Designer to build ...

Before I post this code plus more on OpenNTF, here is a quick tip what you need to do to run XPages apps and Blackberry. If you don’t follow the setup below you’ll always get a zoom in when you tip...