Posts Tagged ‘open source’
Wednesday, December 14th, 2011
Great news for XPages today: Notes/Domino 8.5.3 Upgrade Pack 1 has just been released. In short, Upgrade Pack 1 is an IBM supported version of the XPages Extension Library. This should help remove the fear of the Extension Library being open source that some customers have had, and thereby improve the adoption of XPages out [...]
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Tags: Lotus Domino, Lotus Domino Designer, open source, OpenNTF, XPages
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Tuesday, October 25th, 2011
As previously blogged my company PHL Consult and I support OpenNTF and open source. To further show my support I nominated myself for one of the 9 member director positions in the OpenNTF board of directors. The board of directors for the newly incorporated OpenNTF has now been set and I am happy to have [...]
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Tags: Lotus Domino, open source, OpenNTF, PHL Consult
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Sunday, September 4th, 2011
My company, PHL Consult, became member of OpenNTF in August and thereby supports OpenNTF and the use of open source within the Lotus Domino/XPages community. This means that I support the idea of open source in general (and support OpenNTF as an organization) – and that I both contribute code to and reuse code from OpenNTF. I [...]
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Tags: Lotus Domino, open source, OpenNTF, PHL Consult, XPages
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Sunday, June 26th, 2011
What a great weekend for open source contributions from me! Yesterday I created the XPages SEO custom control – and today I have created a new XPages custom control for the OpenNTF development contest called XPages Web Analytics custom control: the custom control makes it easy to add web analytics to your XPages web site. In [...]
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Tags: Analytics, Lotus Domino, Lotus Domino Designer, open source, OpenNTF, XPages
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Saturday, June 25th, 2011
I have contributed to the OpenNTF development contest by creating an open source XPages Custom Control for Search Engine Optimization (SEO). The custom control makes it easy to add the following search engine friendly tags to your XPages web site: page title meta description meta robots meta keywords With these SEO tags bundled in a custom [...]
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Tags: Lotus Domino, Lotus Domino Designer, open source, OpenNTF, SEO, XPages
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Thursday, October 26th, 2006
I have been using Joe Littons sortCollection function with success to sort a NotesDocumentCollection by the value in a specific field name. However the function can only sort by one field value and I recently had the requirement to be able to sort by multiple field values. Max Flodén has created a function that does [...]
Continue reading Sorting a NotesDocumentCollection by multiple field values (Show’n Tell Thursday).
Tags: Lotus Domino, Lotusscript, open source, OpenNTF, Show-n-Tell Thursday
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Monday, August 28th, 2006
ReactOS is a free open source operating system based on the Microsoft Windows architecture. ReactOS 0.3 was released yesterday. A very interesting project that tries to be an open source alternative for Windows users that does not want to switch to a new operating system such as Linux. The ReactOS homepage has links to reviews [...]
Continue reading Open Source Windows OS.
Tags: Linux, open source, OS, ReactOS, Windows
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