Over the last weeks I’ve attended BLUG, DNUG and DanNotes. These users groups were different in terms of audience, organization, etc. but I’ve enjoyed all of them. It’s good to meet friends and I’v...

Last Friday the submissions for the second OpenNTF XPages development contest were due and I’ve just tried the last ones that came in. I have to say I’m really happy about the outcome of this conte...

The Extension Library comes with a concept of user beans which encapsulate profile information of users. In the context of social applications this is important since in many scenarios user profile...

As I blogged earlier this week Frank van der Linden, Serdar Basegmez, Bruce Elgort and I developed and deployed a beta version of XSnippets on OpenNTF. One of the features is the capability to emb...

Last week I attended DNUG in Bamberg. One of my highlights was something I’ve heard a couple of times in different sessions and when talking with people: With XPages it’s fun again to develop appl...

Yesterday we released a major update of the XPages Extension Library. As some of you might have read in my blog I’ve been involved with the implementation of a new feature that we call Social Enabl...

Over the last weeks I’ve created a couple of videos demonstrating the new functionality in the XPages Extension Library. Below is a list of these videos and some other ones. You can also find these...

I posted the other day a video showing the new Social Enabler that we’ll hopefully post very soon on OpenNTF. The Social Enabler is a new infrastructure making it very easy to call REST services an...

On stackoverflow the following question was asked: << there seems to be a rising hype in XPages for web development. so far all i see XPages is good for is quick development of Forms. It ...

IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.3 is close to be released. Since the 8.5.3 beta version (code drop 5) there has been a lot of talk in the community about the new XPages and Designer features: Erik Brooks, Jul...