Rocky Oliver and John Kingsley from Teamstudio are hosting a webcast on web-enabling Lotus Notes applications tomorrow Wednesday, April 16 at 2.00 PM eastern.
If you are interested in participating then head over to Rockys blog for more details on the webcast.
Update April 19: if you missed the live webcast, it is now available for playback.
Inspired by Theo Heselmans and many others here is my version of “How I got started with Lotus Notes”.
I have been with IBM since 1994 and in 1997 I worked in a support team that developed and maintained tools to support the product introduction process. IBM had acquired Lotus in 1995 so it was natural for us to start developing tools using Lotus Notes.
I started with Lotus Notes R3.3 and worked with Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino ever since – and in the case of Domino on platforms such as Windows, Linux, AIX and z/OS.
I am a certified developer in R4.5, R5, R6 and R7 – and not yet in R8. I have to start looking at the R8 upgrade path soon 🙂
Who’s left to tell their story?
Earlier this year the IBM Redbooks team were looking for authors for creating a wiki on best practices for building web application for Lotus Domino 8. The team has been assembled and the result is a wiki on developerWorks on Lotus Domino web application development best practices.
The result looks very interesting and I look forward to have a deeper look into the details of the work.
[Via Ben Poole]
Update September 16: The wiki has moved and is now called the Lotus Domino Designer wiki.