Since I get asked this regularly here is a quick overview of the different ways to use Java in XPages and in the classic Domino app dev model. There are different types of XPages developers. Steph...

Check out the Sitepen blog over the next month. They want to publish a new Dojo tutorial every day until DojoConf 2011 on September 16th. Today they published a tutorial about data modeling for MV...

When I started to work on OpenNTF at the end of 2008 one of my goals was to host a development contest. It has certainly taken longer than I had hoped for, but we finally hosted the first developme...

Justin Murray and Daneel Reif are two students who are currently working on a summer internship project that we call social enabler. The main implementation goal is to create functionality to acces...

I get often asked why companies should use XPages vs classic Notes/Domino app dev and whether and why they should modernize existing applications using XPages. Here are a couple of points that I br...

I hope you’ve all heard about the XPages Development Contest by now. Since I’ve reviewed the submitted controls and since I’ve done a couple of controls myself lately I wanted to share some best pr...

At Lotusphere 2011 the big theme was social business. Lotus Domino and XPages are a key part of this agenda. Ed Brill published on his blog a link to a recent report from Gartner. I recommend read...

At Lotusphere 2011 there was a lot of talk about the IBM Social Business Framework. Since Lotusphere a live version of the IBM Social Business Toolkit is up and running on Greenhouse. Ryan Baxter g...

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...