Today, it has been exactly 20 years, since Nathan T. Freeman posted the following idea on a Notes.net forum:

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"Celebrating OpenNTF’s 20th Anniversary..." »

Theo Heselmans did it again: A very well-organized conference with a fantastic venue and a great lineup of speakers covering various topics...

Engage was quite unexpected for me this year.

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"After Engage 2019" »

Finally, it's here... We've been waiting for this for a long time.

IBM now offers Domino Apps on Cloud (DAC) for customers requiring a server in the cloud.

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"IBM Domino Apps on Cloud: Getting Started..." »

As Domino v10 launch time approaching, great ideas are being accumulated in product ideas forum. If you have not contributed in yet, it's not too late. Vote some ideas and even better, add yours and advertise them to get more vote.

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"My Favorites from #Domino2025 Product Ideas" »

After a great conference, I have just been able to prepare session materials. Sorry for the delay but I had to complete the documentation for the demo application I have used in the REST session.

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"IBM Connect 2017 Session Materials" »

Here are the session materials from ICONUK 2016.

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"ICONUK 2016 Session Materials" »

ICONUK 2016 is three weeks away. One more time, I have been accepted to speak at this great event with a great line-up. But this time, I have two sessions 15 minutes apart :)

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"Two Sessions in London, ICONUK 2016..." »

Back from Engage!

Again, it was an incredible user group conference! Thanks to Theo, Hilde and all others helping to the team, we had fantastic time with so many friends for a couple of days. There has been so much things to be said, but I'll use the advantage of late blogging: Many friends blogged/tweeted/posted a lot of stuff on every moment of the conference :)

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"Engage 2016 Slidedeck: Back From the Dead: How Bad Code Kills a Good Server" »

I'm back from ICON UK 2015. My fourth UK tour and it was a great conference! Thanks to Tim Clark and his friends for their incredible efforts on the conference.

I had a session again this year. But it was a bit difficult session for many people. I got back and thought about what I can do to make it more useful for other XPages developers. Since I have used Prezi for this session, I decided to add Voice-Over to the session :)

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"My ICON UK ’Plugin Development’ session, and a surprize!" »

It's happening very soon. ICON UK 2015 will take place on 21-22 September 2015 at IBM Client Centre in London.

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"Embrace your XPages Plugin Super Powers, at ICON UK 2015" »

6 months ago, I accepted my problem. As many developers, I was working on several different XPages projects in different times. Using a couple of Java classes over and over again. Each time I add a new method/modify an existing one, I was copying and pasting code between several applications. Versioning was a nightmare.

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"I have my own extension library..." »

This time, I skip the "...after a loooong time..." and "...sorry for not blogging frequently..." stuff, and directly jumping into the topic :)

Lately, I have been working on developing my own extension library for different applications on a client. I started with putting a couple of Java libraries, utility objects and managed beans, but it evolved into a very cool project. I want to talk about it, but not now. Today, we will talk about a boring topic, Dojo.

In my plugin, I had one problem to solve. For my client, we have developed a set of databases that holds several different type of records about the internal processes. For more than 10 years, users get used to use specific UI patterns for these structures and some habits cannot be broken easily :)

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"XPages Performance: Dojo Widgets and Resource Aggregation" »