Topic: Development (Page 5)

SnTT: Kölner Phonetik - das bessere Soundex?!

The Kölner Phonetik (Cologne Phonetics?) is a phonetical algorithm, which assigns words a string of digits from 0 to 8. Similar sounding… more

I wanted to recommend some posts in Andre Guirard's Best Practice Makes Perfect blog, and the current post is very recommendable,… more

Everybody attending one of our conference sessions about object-oriented programming (OOP) in LotusScript, knows that we recommend one… more

Some time ago I really liked to work with response documents in Lotus Notes. I appreciated the way to show the direct relation between… more

Some minutes ago I got the confirmation that our session has been accepted. We are pleased to present the following session at… more

This one costs me some headaches. To prevent others from suffering here are the details. Let's start with an explanation of the option… more

It is done. Our first Lotusphere breakout session is over. As promissed here are the updated presentation and the sample database. … more

To store the configuration of Notes applications, there are to obvious possibilities and a third, not so obvious one, combining the… more

In Xing's Notes/Domino forum a "Problem bei Feldreplikation im Cluster" (problem in field replication in a cluster) has been described. I… more

In my last blog entry OOP in LS: MVC in Lotus Notes I promised to write about the separation of front end and back end and the use of… more

The Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern has its origin in Smalltalk. It describes a principle for developing graphical user interfaces.… more

To make it clear right from the beginning object-oriented programming is not the cure for all your problems. It is absolute possible to… more