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Bringing The Power Of JavaScript To LotusScript

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: .dominoframework arrays javascript lotusscript strings  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (213)
I find new experiences are often the greatest source for innovation in my work.  This proved to be the case for me several years ago when I left my role as a Lotus Notes Developer to take on a role that involved using C# and ASP.Net.  When I returned to Notes...
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Dojo gets a new website *again*

Erik Brooks  |   |  Tags: dojo ibm javascript notes domino desginer frameworks lotus xpages  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (315)
  So a few weeks ago I blogged about the Dojo website getting a facelift. It was much cleaner than before, a bit more organized, though less eye-catching.   Well apparently they decided to step it up a notch with an entirely new site design. Click here to see...
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Re: My Top 10 JavaScript/SSJS Mistakes

bruce lill  |   |  Tags: javascript ssjs  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (218)
In response to: My Top 10 JavaScript/SSJS Mistakes The whole XPages paradigm is so different to the normal web page / form / agent thinking. I find it hard when you have to go between @formula, Lotuscript, java and JavaScript in the same day. I think the...
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My Top 10 JavaScript/SSJS Mistakes

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: javascript ssjs  |  Comments (2)  |  Visits (521)
I recently wrote about some of the things that could be done to minimize the differences between writing LotusScript and JavaScript code.  These technique hopefully can help reduce the number of mistakes made in writing code when switching between languages -...
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WCM and Dojo Category : Solution

David R DeWell  |   |  Tags: wcm dojo javascript  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (160)
 We have a WCM Site that is essentially a FAQ list - Problem we had was that our customers wanted the ability to have these 30 FAQs to be in multiple categories. This required a solution, not meaning we used Site Areas in WCM, but to have all of the content in...
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Book Review: Object-Oriented JavaScript

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: javascript  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (410)
 I'm not one to either read a lot of books or blog book reviews but this is one of the best technical books I have read for a while (Are there any other types of books?). Object-Oriented JavaScript by Stoyan Stefanov provides an excellent coverage of...
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Songs in code

Mike McGarel  |   |  Tags: bob_dylan javascript humor  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (240)
Did someone say "take it"? getAnswer(question) {   return "blowin' in the wind" ; }
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XPages Kindergarten - Reading List

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: html javascript xml xpages css ajax java  |  Comments (3)  |  Visits (1,210)
This may be just Kindergarten but our teacher gave us a pretty lengthy required reading list to work on now and for later when we continue on to first grade..  Apparently those of us intending to focus on developing XPages for the Notes client when 8.5.1 is...
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Programming Language - Does It Matter?

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: javascript java programming lotusscript  |  Comments (2)  |  Visits (651)
Application Development has been essential to the survival and growth of the Notes client.  Prior to Notes 8 its was generally felt (and argued loudly at lotusnotessucks ) that the Notes client was a vastly inferior offering to MS Outlook.  Despite this Notes...
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LotusScript v JavaScript

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: lotusscript .dominoframework javascript  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (961)
I don't normally plug my own ideas on ideajam, but this is one I would like to encourage notes developers in the yellowverse to cast a vote.  As many of you know from reading my blog I am in the process of learning how to develop xpages .  It is still early...
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XPages - The Good, The Bad and the UGLY - III

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: oop xpages javascript  |  Comments (2)  |  Visits (891)
Progress is slowly being made and my perceptions of Xpages are constantly changing (not always in the same direction).... First I wish to revise my statements from yesterday's blog about Server-Sided Javascript.  Tim Tripcony wrote an excellent article in...
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Re: XPages - The Good, The Bad and the UGLY - II

Tim Tripcony  |   |  Tags: xpages lotuscript javascript oop  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (302)
In response to: XPages - The Good, The Bad and the UGLY - II I'm gonna have to disagree with both of you. JavaScript doesn't need classes because of closures... if you don't know what closures are, now would be an excellent time to find out. Nathan's spot...
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XPages - The Good, The Bad and the UGLY - II

Peter Presnell  |   |  Tags: javascript oop lotuscript xpages  |  Comments (3)  |  Visits (978)
More observations on Xpages from my first few days in XPages kindergarten. The Good : Source View .   This is up there as one of my favorite additions to Domino Designer.  It is also something I can easily relate to having used a similar feature in MS Visual...
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JavaScript Charting Recommendation

Mike McGarel  |   |  Tags: charts javascript  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (500)
Earlier this week, I was looking for a JavaScript charting solution to display some simple charts on an intranet application's dashboard. This article led me to Bluff , which I was able to implement fairly easily and has a lot of flexibility. I tried to use...
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revisiting closures

Tim Tripcony  |   |  Tags: javascript  |  Comments (0)  |  Visits (344)
I've occasionally mentioned the JavaScript concept of "closures", but recently it's come up in several conversations, so I wanted to revisit it in case any of you have been curious about what this is or why you should care. Put simply, they're a...
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