Thomas Adrian is inviting all Nordic people with interest in Lotus software to a meeting in Second Life. The event takes place tomorrow (Tuesday, June 5) on IBM 6 between 21.00 and 23.00 CET.
Niklas Waller has more on the event for those who prefer english.
In case we meet: I’m Per Laurasia in Second Life.
Computerworld in Denmark today published an interview with Mike Rhodin as a podcast with the subject of Lotus Notes 8, Websphere Portal, SOA and web 2.0. The interview took place at the Impact 2007 event in Orlando, Florida.
A Lotus Notes and Domino job site for vacant jobs in Denmark has just been announced. The site is called NotesJob.dk and offers job seekers to add their CV to the site and search for vacant jobs, and offers employers to add vacant jobs and also to search for available CVs.
Have a look if you are looking for a job in Denmark!
IBM is hosting a reception to celebrate the launch of Lotus Notes 8 Beta. The reception takes place in Second Life on May 2nd, 2007 at 9 AM EST and 9 PM EST in the Lotusphere region on IBM 9.
From the invite: “The Notes 8 Beta reception gives you a live virtual forum to meet birds-of-a-feather, Lotus Business Partners, and customers. Come tell us about what you think of Notes 8 and what you plan to do with it.”
Perhaps we will meet? I am Per Laurasia in Second Life.
[Via Mary Beth Raven and Steve Castledine]
From the latest developerWorks Lotus newsletter:
According to Ed the Lotus Notes/Domino 8 public beta 2 build is getting very close!
Jeff Eisen has posted a great technical introduction to the next major release of Lotus Notes (code name “Hannover”).
To summarize, here are the main points from the introduction:
You have probably heard all of this before but it is new to me that the Hannover release will include a standard Notes client (i.e. not based on Eclipse).
My previous posts on Hannover:
Ed Brill and others (Andy Piper, DomBlog.de, Sean Burgess) have already blogged about the recent announcement from IBM that a Lotus Notes client will be available for Linux and ready for download via Passport Advantage on July 24, 2006.
It is a very interesting announcement for Linux desktop users.
Alan Lepofsky has created a presentation with several of the tips from his IBM Lotus Notes/Domino Hints and Tips blog. Be sure to check it out!
Joachim Dagerot has published an article on developerWorks on using AJAX to manipulate Lotus Notes documents. From the article introduction:
Giving users instant feedback instead of the time-consuming page reloads they’re used to is simple when you use Ajax. Discover how a view and an agent can help you build Ajax-driven applications and learn how to define an API for getting the client and the Domino server to collaborate.
If Joachim is in the mood for an update to the article I would like to see how to do this using dojo as the Javascript Toolkit for the AJAX calls – especially considering the latest on IBM and dojo 🙂
Update: Joachim is in the mood and is asking for ideas on what to focus on with regards to Domino and dojo.
A 5 minute demo of Hannover – the future of Lotus Notes – is available.
[via Ted Stanton]