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OO-SSJS: Object Oriented Server-Sided JavaScript
In XPages kindergarten we started writing our code with crayons. We were all just starting to learn a complex subject and so our teacher would let us find any place within an XPage to scrawl out code. It wasn't pretty, but as long as it worked nobody...
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Property Generator for SSJS
Release 1.1 of the .Domino Framework will contain an enhanced version of the Property Generator tool that will allow Object Oriented Programmers to generate SSJS property statements. A sample of the SSJS code generated is as follows:-
Employee . prototype...
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XPages - The Good, The Bad and the UGLY - III
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
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
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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The Adapter Pattern or working around that LS has no Interfaces
Peter Pressnel wrote a post about class casting and polymorphism in LotusScript. Unfortunatelly, in LS you can only extend one class, not implement Interfaces (like in every other OO language). Interfaces lets you add functionality to a given class by...
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Polymorphism with LotusScript
Of all the terms in programming I think polymorphism is one of the coolest. While I cannnot include eclipse plug-in developer on my resume, I think being able to feature a cool term like polymorphism on my resume must be worth an extra $10 for my hourly...
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Fun with ... garbage collection
Todays fun: my logger (basicly an AgentLog, but with an underlying NotesDocument) opened a second doc where it shouldn't and worse didn't save the first document with the proper logging output. Turned out, that the last logAction call in the logger.delete sub...
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classy
I'm frequently told by fellow Notes/Domino developers, "
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testable code = better code?
After my entry about event delegation, I went out and refreshed my memory about Design Pattern (The GOF book was the first - and up to now my only - book about programming. Hey, It's just a hobby for me :-). I also found the Google Testing Blog . Especially...
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Adding Abstract Classes To A Framework
After writing my blog about implementing
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Reducing Programming Language Differences
One of the things that struck me when I attended my first C# programming class was the fact that the instructor was often switching between code examples written in either c# or VB.Net.
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Implementing abstract classes, sealed classes, and interfaces in LotusScript
This post was prompted after following all the fun Tim Tripcomy was having building a mini-framework to demonstrate remote event binding .... Rather than just getting frustrated with the lack of progress by IBM
in developing the LotusScript language - in line...
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History Of LotusScript - Part 3
LotusScript is a dialect of the BASIC programming language.
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